Sentence examples for premise says from inspiring English sources

"The bottom line of a joke, really, is its premise," says Chris Matthews, host of "Hardball" on MSNBC.

David Soloff, a co-founder of Premise, says the typical data-collection worker is a university student, working around seven or eight hours a week, for which he might earn anywhere from ten dollars to twenty-five dollars.

The premise says only that some motivation to act must exist.

The second premise says that it is (pragmatically) defective to accept a series of bets which guarantees a loss.

The second premise says, "That there are in fact the clearest marks of design and wisdom in the works of Nature" (EIP 6.6, 509).

In the last five years, we have created several successful cloud and IoT infrastructure companies to fulfill that premise," says company chief executive Rajan Raghavan.

Mr. Sullivan snorted at the premise, saying he had never attended, then hung up the phone and typed up our conversation.

Although "we love the premise," said Val DiFebo, chief executive of the New York office of Deutsch, owned by the Interpublic Group of Companies, "our 'reality' precluded us from participating".

Bill de Blasio, the public advocate and a frequent critic of the Bloomberg administration, disputed the question's basic premise, saying "continuity" is not necessarily desirable.

But he drew a different conclusion than Justice Scalia had from the same premise, saying that "the death penalty cannot be administered in accord with our Constitution".

"It seems to be working by a completely different mechanism that's unrelated to the underlying premise,"' said Dr. Jayakrishna Ambati, a professor of ophthalmology at the University of Kentucky and senior author of the study.