Sentence examples for premises and most from inspiring English sources

Of the 179 dental surgeries surveyed, 55% were located in converted residential premises and most practitioners (91%) did not share premises with other healthcare providers.

Asked for his opinion of Dr. Korten, Mr. Shapiro said in an e-mail message, "I think he's a thoughtful man with fine intentions and values, but I continue to disagree with some of his premises and most of his conclusions".

As TV writer Javier Grillo-Marxuach wrote in this perceptive recent essay, the premises and plots of most TV dramas are really devices for externalizing conflicts and problems that otherwise would remain largely internal.

Most everything is made on the premises, including the chutneys and most baked goods.

Under this description, rational theology belonged to scientia indeed, it was the "queen of sciences"—because its premises were the highest and most certain.

It simply takes this premise to its dankest and most outrageous ends, yielding a version of politics that is, in its way, darker than anything you see on "House of Cards".

Helen's competition, an anachronistic, international version of the rap battles in "8 Mile," is one of the nuttiest and most inspired premises for a musical ever.

"The latter, in particular, are vulnerable as unprotected pipes under floorboards, in unoccupied premises and in outbuildings are most likely to see bursts.

Twenty years ago, Roger Ailes launched Fox News with a simple but effective premise: most news outlets were liberal, and most Americans were not.

This can be done from anywhere near the campus premises, and it took Ben at most 30 minutes.

Their salaries plus the lease on their off-company premises and associated expenses make up most of the allocated cost of our program.