Sentence examples for premises just from inspiring English sources

Sex used to sell only in seedy premises just off the high street.

This, despite its somewhat plain premises, just by the Albert Hall in London which put its architecture to shame.

"In the end, the shipment arrived on our premises just three-and-a-half days before the opening," he said.

Buoyed by this local outpouring of emotion they quickly found a suitable 700ft premises, just off the high street close to where Waterstone's had traded.

* The 140-year-old furniture shop in the south London borough of Croydon that was destroyed in a spectacular blaze lit by rioters has re-opened in smaller premises just 20 yards down the road.

"The car drove by the premises just now," Stan told him, "and the report, I'm sorry to say, is that the front door is open and all the lights are on".

In the same way that deductive logic does not judge the correctness of the premises but just advises you what to infer from them, Bayesian inductive logic tells you how to change your own attitudes as soon as you encounter evidence.

Its central premise: just being in it for the money won't make you a successful entrepreneur.

His far-ranging plots aren't illustrations of the usual conclusions, and he doesn't tackle an unusual premise just to prove that he can.

Mr. Way, despite his concerns that he may face a salary cut, is not willing to test the premise just yet.

So, according to skeptics, nothing is gained when a premise just restates the belief to be justified.