Sentence examples for premises and one from inspiring English sources

Rather, they insisted, one must be aware of or have access to the probabilistic connection that obtains between one's premises and one's conclusion.

Of the 98 sites logged and observed, 80 were commercial premises (any place where people were carrying out business activities, including bars, shops and other commercial locations); eight parks, benches or open areas; nine non-commercial premises and one 'other' (a ghetto, or drug injection area).

In general, Aristotle regards deductive arguments as a set of sentences in which some sentences are premises and one is the conclusion, and the inference from the premises to the conclusion is guaranteed by the premises alone.

This content was integrated into reasoning problems that consisted of two premises and one conclusion.

It's not a vision or even an idea, it's a premise, and one that's left completely undeveloped.

There is, however, an additional aspect to the Habito premise, and one that has the potential to be quite disruptive beyond pricing.

"The combination of sushi chefs, sea monsters and strip malls just seemed like a clear movie premise, and one I desperately wanted to see," filmaker Daniel Blank tells Wired.

By Adam Gopnik August 3, 2017 Deflecting the discourse into one about norms, when we are really talking about premises and principles, is one more way of normalizing President Trump's assault on democratic government.

For deflecting the discourse into one about norms, when we are really talking about premises and principles, is one more way of, well, normalizing Trump's assault on democratic government.

"[The brand has] a good premise, and certainly one with potential to deliver a subtext about 'normalizing' difference and accepting a wider range of identities," Ellie Lipkin wrote of the dolls.

It's a far cry from the days when my public high school banned even coffee from the premises and permitted only one vending machine.