Sentence examples for some premises are from inspiring English sources
The snag is that provision is uneven, and whereas some premises are swish, a handful are much less so.
Some premises are definitions; some others are factual declarations about things.
Some premises were extraterrestrial: a man copes with his space-alien uncle ("My Favorite Martian").
It is important to consider that for a high rate in successful detection, some premises were introduced in the detection, namely the initial and end periods and the time guard.
It is possible that when slaughterhouses were asked to provide a list of customers, some premises were listed that are no longer active customers.
The Hertfordshire police chief constable, Frank Whiteley, said the industrial estate surrounding the depot would be closed today and "it could be months before some of the premises are back in operation".
PD: Also some of his premises are faulty.
But his sweeping premises are dubious.
(According to Aristotle, necessity premises are converted in the same way as assertoric premises, 'Every/some A is B' implies 'Some B is andaNo 'No A is B' implies 'No B is A'.
Perhaps the premises are not true.
