Sentence examples for second and third premises from inspiring English sources

Taken together, the second and third premises show that broad content cannot fulfill this role.

For example, we might try reading the second and third premises uniformly, either on the model of (2′) or on the model of (3′).

(The names are mnemonics: e.g. each vowel, or the first three in cases where the name has more than three, indicates in order whether the first and second premises and the conclusion were sentences of type a, e, i or o).

These were: damage to premises, followed by utilities in the second survey and levee protection in the second and third surveys.

I am British first, second and third.

Here are the third and fourth problems for Premise 2. 3. Infinitesimal probability for God's existence.

No students on the third, fourth and fifth years were at the premises of the SGM on the days when the questionnaire was distributed (they were either preparing for exams or staying outside Dili).

We add that common and well-understood first and second order (but cyclic, our premise 2) phase transitions of physical chemistry (gas/vapor – liquid – solid; sol gel transitions, etc. ) are a simpler and better understood mechanism of creating order than 'dissipating' structures.

And finally a farce version, drawing on the ridiculously complex premise that Johnson's character hears only the first, fourth and sixth words of every sentence.

The second, third, and fourth times?

Fifth is between fourth and sixth.