Sentence examples for premises with very from inspiring English sources

At the other end, private practices registered as FMGs are characterised mainly by a fee-for-service model in private premises, with very autonomous governance.

After "Banshee" debuted, Cinemax rolled out "Strike Back," "Hunted" and "The Knick," dramas with very different premises but similar marching orders.

Nobody can argue with the premise that very wealthy institutions with large endowments and superb resources should share that wealth more broadly with students in need.

McCain marches from very different premises to very different conclusions.

The premise is that the mega-dry young comedian Nathan Fielder is a consultant for hire who tries to help real businesses with (very) misguided advice, to hilarious effect.

He said the children were in "very serious danger" and not just from the "filthy" premises, with open drains running through some of them.

PROMESA's Dangerous Premises, with Martin Guzman, Project Syndicate, September 18 , 2017

**Remainder are premises with multi-storey buildings.

While it was partly born of what Mr. Carax called "the fatigue of being oneself," its very premise, with the perpetual promise of rebirth, counters that weariness.

The premise is very simple.

The basic premise is very similar.