Sentence examples for premises that failed from inspiring English sources
The electronic system was able to automatically detect positive microbiological results or premises that failed inspection and schedule counterchecks.
The central, free-market premise is that schools that fail to deliver should not be permitted to continue, and that their buildings could be better used to experiment with new ideas, often with new personnel.
Those that fail disappear.
Nonetheless, if businessmen had a clearer understanding of the CSR mindset and its defects, they would be better at their jobs and everybody else would be more prosperous.Simply put, advocates of CSR work from the premise that unadorned capitalism fails to serve the public interest.
Re "Romney Secures G.O.P. Nomination After Long Quest" (front page, Aug. 29): Underlying the attacks from Mitt Romney and Representative Paul D. Ryan, reiterated Tuesday night by Ann Romney and Gov. Chris Christie of New Jersey, is the premise that President Obama has failed the country.
Altwasser: I think I'd question the premise that the Sinclair model failed.
In truth, they were recycling premises and policies that had failed in Vietnam -- "strategic hamlets," "Vietnamization" of the war.
Their god is so threatened by atheists that he had fled the premises and failed to protect the children (but guns would have?).
