Sentence examples for premises as a from inspiring English sources

He does not skimp on bandwidth or any other technology; and nobody can describe his premises as a data sweatshop.

"The member of the public was subsequently removed from the premises as a result of his actions.

Reductio ad absurdum, (Latin: "reduction to absurdity"), in logic, a form of refutation showing contradictory or absurd consequences following upon premises as a matter of logical necessity.

Over the last few years it seems that barely a month has gone by without some college rebranding its library, often in impressive new premises, as a learning resource centre.

However, it says it has not processed the horsemeat, which is just being stored at its premises as a goodwill gesture for an Irish supplier to ABP, Martin McAdam.

In 1994, having left the civil service, he bought a rundown hotel in Barry with a number of business partners, refurbished it and reopened the premises as a nightclub, the Power Station.

So dig in to the tahini, made on premises, as is a brick red preparation inflamed by cayenne peppers and a bright white spread, equally potent, featuring garlic.

I use the letters "\(N\)" and "\(P\)" as prefixes for premises as well; a premise with no prefix is assertoric.

Cloud is often positioned as the option for computing that saves money – and there is little that can be argued about this as a basic premise, as long as a move to cloud is done for the right reasons.

But "Orange" uses that premise as a lure to get us to listen to other voices.

Hoffman discovered Saw, an eight-minute short demo reel made by director James Wan and actor Leigh Whannell, who had developed the premise as a feature-length script.