Sentence examples for premises does not from inspiring English sources

In some arguments, however, the truth of the premises does not fully guarantee the truth of the conclusion, but it still renders it highly likely.

By unbundling mechanisms of premise stabilization, this paper suggests that challenging strategic premises does not result from the reception of negative feedback per se but depends on how organizations process incoming feedback (Koch et al. 2009).

It is based on inferences for which the truth of the premises does not warrant the truth of the conclusion as in deductive reasoning, but for which the conclusion nevertheless holds in most/typical/etc.

"I am struggling to see how multiple sex workers operating from the same premises does not constitute brothel keeping under the current legal framework prohibiting organized prostitution".

But solicitor Myles Jackman, a leading sexual freedom advocate, disagrees: "While I have campaigned for and support the movement for sex workers' rights on the basis of protecting sex workers' safety," he said, "I am struggling to see how multiple sex workers operating from the same premises does not constitute brothel keeping under the current legal framework prohibiting organised prostitution".

However, infection into large premises does not imply a large epidemic will occur.

But on Chait's own premises, doesn't that mean Obama hates legislating and the legislative process?

She is adamant that the sort of child sex abuse Jimmy Savile allegedly got away with for so long on BBC premises did not occur on her show.

But it admitted that 3% of premises do not have basic broadband of 2Mbps.

To make moral decisions the robot will be guided by explicitly formulated rules, insofar as the premises do not contradict to each other.

Ayer defined inductive inference in negative terms, as involving all factual inference in which the premises did not entail the conclusion.