Sentence examples for inadequate premises from inspiring English sources

Worldwide, there have also been dozens of reports of training with goads, inadequate premises and beatings – but the world's leading zoo association, WAZA (the World Association of Zoos and Aquariums), has yet to expel or condemn any zoo involved.

Worldwide, there have also been dozens of reports of training with goads, inadequate premises, and beatings but the world's leading zoo association, WAZA (the World Association of Zoos and Aquariums), has yet to expel or condemn any zoo involved.

Thus they regard ∼∼p as an inadequate premise from which to deduce p and hence do not accept the validity of the law of double negation in the form ∼∼p ⊃ p. They do, however, regard a demonstration that p is true as showing that the negation of p is false and hence accept p ⊃ ∼∼p as valid.

Detailed scientific examination has rebutted the claims that evolutionary explanations are inadequate, and this premise of intelligent design that evidence against evolution constitutes evidence for design has been criticized as a false dichotomy.

The funding was inadequate, and the rented premises were in bad shape.

In October 2008, Avangard's 19-year-old star forward Alexei Cherepanov died after his heart stopped at the Vityaz arena, which had inadequate medical equipment on the premises and no ambulance waiting.

While the assumption of independence across the channels seems appropriate enough, there are situations when such a premise is practically inadequate.

The TGF-β superfamily exhibits a feature making it distinct from many other growth factor families in that the inadequate number of ligands and receptors premises a high degree of promiscuity in ligand receptor interaction.

However, some respondents were unsatisfied with issues such as privacy and also commented on the premises as being old and inadequate.

Recently the 14 mmol/L solution (Baxter Haemofiltration Fluid [C14]) was replaced in Australia with 18 mmol/L solution [C18], on the premise that the former provided inadequate anticoagulation.

Models premised on categorical identification seem increasingly inadequate to the complexities of our becomings, and intra-group sameness as the basis of political solidarity feels not only exclusionary but also too heavily predicated on negation and loss.