Sentence examples for premises mass from inspiring English sources

Combined with automated meter readings from customers premises, mass balance calculations can be used to derive the actual water loss in an area.

"This relativistic mindset compounds the public cynicism that has hardened in recent years, in the wake of corporate scandals, political corruption scandals and the selling of the war against Iraq on the discredited premise of weapons of mass destruction.

The law school does not premise its need for critical mass on "any belief that minority students always (or even consistently) express some characteristic minority viewpoint on any issue".

But as club personnel shooed the bearded masses from the premises at 11 p.m. - with a line of well-primped 20-somethings standing behind a velvet rope out front, waiting for the club to reopen as normal - Jack Passion struggled to make sense of the snub.

Rather than one issue among many, Trump made mass deportation the central premise of his candidacy, declaring that "all energies of the federal government and the legislative process must now be focussed on immigration security".

The show provides very few experiences that don't evaporate almost before you vacate Mass MOCA's handsomely renovated premises.

The major premise of this new discipline was that mass production methods affect the worker both in the immediate job environment and in relations with fellow workers and supervisors.

Bush justified the war on the premise that Iraq was stockpiling weapons of mass destruction, and he overruled the objections of the international community by insisting that the moral imperatives of the situation were clear.

Mounting reports of mass rape so close to UN premises have sparked renewed outrage among the displaced population, who already blame peacekeepers for abandoning their posts when the camp came under fire.

Big Lies are hard to get going, requiring as they do obvious falsity, almost unimaginable ruthlessness and a premise so enticing to masses of bigots and fools that they eagerly suspend reason and disbelief.

But back to my original premise: why can't I get excited for Mass Effect 2? Or, more generally, why can't I "get into" BioWare games?