Sentence examples for majority of premises from inspiring English sources

"What greater incentive for food producers than knowing their rating will be public and their failings will no longer be hidden?" She added that the fact the "vast majority" of premises serving food to vulnerable groups were getting high ratings made it hard to understand why a small number rated so poorly.

The majority of premises in the Ayrshire sample kept cattle only (70.1%), and no premises kept any pigs (Table  1).

This is consistent with previous work using the PND which reports that, when all types of industry contacts are combined, the giant component of the network (i.e. the largest group of connected farms) includes the majority of premises [ 16].

When all contact structures are combined, the GC constantly covers the majority of premises thus making it difficult to determine how the different contact structures affect the potential for large epidemics.

Given that, in the largest CTS Link that they identified, the majority of premises were in Scotland [ 20], knowing which premises are linked to one another will likely considerably affect the contact structures of the networks, when scaling up to the national level.

"The majority of story premises...can be accomplished on such common studio back lot locales and sets such as Early 1900 Street, Oriental Village, Cowtown, Border Fort, Victorian Drawing Room, Forest and Streamside," wrote Roddenberry in his original pitch.

His well-rehearsed rhetoric is shockingly persuasive, and since the majority of his premises are verifiable, any weakness in his argument lies in inferences so terrifying that reasonable listeners may find themselves taking his advice and stocking up on organic seeds.

As AWS CEO Andy Jassy noted in today's keynote at Amazon's re:Invent developer conference, Amazon expects that the majority of on-premises hardware will soon be IoT devices as enterprises move their servers into the cloud.

The majority of the outdoor premises were considerably polluted by cigarette ends, some of them to such an extent that the litter dominated the image of the whole site (see Figure 1).

The majority of these were inside premises, rather than facing the street, and only a relatively small number of Cheshire's cameras – 504 – were run by public authorities.

When you're at a trade show full of middle-aged men and the majority of women on the premises have been hired to loll around in skimpy outfits, that, to me, is demeaning.