Sentence examples for many premises and from inspiring English sources

Nor should it be surprising that how alienated a given right-of-center writer feels from the contemporary G.O.P. depends on how many premises and interests he shares in common with liberal wonks — a lot for a Rockefeller Republican (or maybe neoliberal) like Barro; some for a social conservative, would-be-1970s neoconservative like me; fewer for others somewhat further rightward, and so on.

Three-quarters of the way through this book, after finishing his discussion of syllogistic logic, Boole started to develop the general tools that would be used in his Laws of Thought (1854) to greatly extend traditional logic by permitting an argument to have many premises and to involve many classes.

Many premises are old and expensive to run, and it would cost almost as much to refurbish them as it would to build an HQ on the site of the old William Street car park, the council said.

They seem to challenge many premises of family and interrupt the basic continuity that it presumes.

Pictures collected by shopkeepers up and down the high street paint a vivid but unedifying picture of filth with rot and raw sewage running through many premises.

In this theoretical perspective, knowledge and norms are only two in many premises for action; concerns related to experiences often guide action [ 29].

Many premises asserted by the experts are likely to be esoteric and therefore difficult if not impossible for the layperson to assess.

"This is because at many premises there will be no record or likelihood of criminal activity and therefore the use of CCTV at these locations will not be justifiable.

We cannot, and the connection of a healthy environment to a healthy community, and, in fact, to healthy people, will be one of the many premises we will try to teach at the SoundWaters Community Center".

Members discussed the wild inconsistency with which glass security screens were installed in shops, many premises going without ("Show me one bank that doesn't have them for cash transactions").

"Many premises can currently convert to become a payday loan company or pawnbroker, as local people have little say in the process and councils have limited powers to act under planning rules," says Clyde Loakes, vice chair of the Local Government Association's environment and housing board.