Sentence examples for premises less than from inspiring English sources
The Grove, an outdoor mall in the Fairfax district, issued a statement Tuesday banning Pacquiao from the premises less than 24 hours before his scheduled TV interview with Extra's Mario Lopez (the show films on site).
At present, the average broadband speed in Oxfordshire is 12.3Mbps and 10.6% of premises receive less than 2Mbps.
The idea was to extend the deductive entailment relation to a notion of probabilistic entailment for cases where premises provide less than conclusive support for conclusions.
Such objections tend to suggest that any flaws in Draper's argument in support of the crucial premise are less than obvious.
"Even at maximum cost of 25,000 Australian dollars the truck would be a business premises that is less than half the bond on a prime retail lease in Sydney that I was previously looking at," he says.
The disjuncture between deadpan text and chaotic image makes for some delicious if corny comedy -- in spite of the contrived premise and a less than satisfying conclusion.
The film's promise and premise are no less than iconic.
"Our members have worked hard to reduce the number of premises with speeds of less than 10Mbps.
HBO, Dec. 2 at 9. January * "THE RUNNER" Almost surely the most ambitious reality series so far conceived -- and, ABC hopes, the most anticipated -- has a premise that is nothing less than one person against the entire nation.
One less-than-satisfying way to avoid this fallacy is to read the two Premises conditionally: if blacks enjoy full moral status, then disfranchisement counts as a wrong, particularly given the psychological evidence of the First Disfranchisement Premise.
