Sentence examples for premises would need from inspiring English sources

Add in the fact that Ruffalo is contracted for at least six films and it seems likely that one of the comic's central premises would need to be dispensed with.

If you had specifically asked why the previous renter vacated the premises, the landlord would need to tell you what happened.

"I started off making the products from home and I think it is time to transition to our own premises so we would need to invest in that".

Another logical problem arises when you consider the original premise was that everyone would need to marry a supermodel.

Even so, if the incompatibilist wants to add that (1) is entailed apriori, she would need the contentious premise that some causal theory of content is entirely apriori.

An announcement came through the speakers announcing that VELD Music Festival would need to evacuate the premises.

To extract the general conclusion one would need to add to the premises that a, b… n are all the things there are; that there's no extra thing waiting in the wings to appear on stage that isn't F. But this extra premise is itself universally quantified, not atomic.

A "We would need to know the board's premise for making this demand, considering that the house rules and proprietary lease are silent on the topic," said Pierre Debbas, a Manhattan co-op and condo lawyer.

A new post-Thatcherite moderate British centre right would need to be comfortable with a modern Britain that believes several core social democratic premises.

Few people would need an excuse to live in a building whose pedigree is so impressive that the premises are triple landmarked — by the city, state and federal governments.

Marco Botti, who has just moved across Newmarket to  purpose-built premises, stressed  yesterday that Solar Deity – "in fabulous order" after winning four times on the all-weather during the winter – would need better ground for the William Hill Lincoln Handicap on Saturday.