Sentence examples for second premises from inspiring English sources

It will expand over the next two years into a second premises in Whitechapel (yet to be chosen), and Smith says that in seven years' time it will teach some 2,500 students.

The Murphys' early years on Royal College Street had been very profitable, so much so that in the 1980s they took over the lease of a second premises, the Duke's Head in Highgate, a few miles to the north.

The Murphys' second premises in Highgate, the Duke's Head, had been leased to a pair of young entrepreneurs who had found success there selling microbrews to a twenty- and thirtysomething crowd.

Then the second premises, B2 and C2, are both true on the modal entailment account.

(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).

The second premise seems to be in better shape.

A second premise of the book seems frailer.

The second premise was that no new dump would take the place of Fresh Kills within the city.

Given that he himself is committed to the first premise, he must reject the second premise.

The second premise is that animal activity is mostly purposeful.

The relevant alternatives response denies the second premise.