Sentence examples for premises lie from inspiring English sources

The proportion of empty shops in Britain is climbing – 10.1% of premises lie vacant, according to an August report from the British Retail Consortium and Springboard.

Two premises lie behind this line of work.

In the premise lies the conclusion, and vice versa.

At the nucleus of this advert's premise lies a troubling question that should haunt us all: just what, exactly, is Ryan Reynolds running from?

Perhaps the most plausible and challenging such reply would be to deny the main premise lying behind the objection, concerning the rich and integrated nature of phenomenally conscious experience.

Critics see a problem with this formulation in premise 8. Whereas behind premise 1 lies the ancient Parmenidean contention that out of nothing nothing comes, it is alleged that no principle directly connects finitude with causation.

I fear that the economically illiterate premise that lies behind this decision, that an anti-environmental agenda will get people off the dole and the economy moving, will be writ large when Osborne stands up to deliver his third Budget on Wednesday.

In the process of explaining precisely why it is that we have "all the stuff", Diamond brilliantly exposed the suppressed racist premise that lies behind all sorts of Weird thinking: that we are somehow smarter and more able than the losers in the world economy.

Students of jury behavior, for example, question Daubert's underlying premise of lay incompetence (Vidmar 1995), which provided much of the justification for a threshold screening by judges to keep "junk science" out of the courtroom (Huber 1991).

The whole process is based on the faulty premise that if you lie, you always have certain physical reactions such as sweaty palms or an erratic heart beat," he told Guardian Unlimited.

But it is worth thinking about just what premises about terrorism and fundamentalism lie behind these arguments.