Sentence examples for useful premise from inspiring English sources

It's a promising idea, but if the data actually is useful, Premise will need to start providing a lot of it — and that means, presumably, hiring a whole lot more contributors.

The collective began as a workshop last spring, part of a yearlong exhibition called "Mend," and it runs under a simple, useful premise: people bring broken objects to be fixed, or else come empty-handed with a willingness to help others fix things.

A useful premise but it also has a catch: the word "more".

Harmony centralizations of Na+ ionic species, at diverse pH, are a useful premise for the discourse of the adsorption mechanism (Vilvanathan and Shanthakumar 2015; Vinhal et al. 2015).

A useful general premise we have found is that subnetworks differ more from the true network in non-local properties: i.e. their degree distributions will be more "similar" (in a loose sense which has been made somewhat more precise [ 5, 10]) than, for example, motif spectra [ 11, 12].

Megan Hustad's "How to Be Useful" takes as its premise that traditional 9-to-5 life is fundamentally boring.

The eventual adoption of the biomarker as a useful pharmacodiagnostic test is premised upon this early translational research.

However, before starting our comparative examination, it is useful to provide the premises of our argument, by introducing a few notes about 'neoliberalism' and its main features.

In addition, use of repellents may keep arthropods from biting humans, and premise sprays may be useful for reducing arthropods in building structures.

Professional or academic suspension of contact subjects and disinfection of premises are not useful.

Again, it's not necessary to be a constant observer while crews are hefting your big furniture up and down stairways, and sometimes, the customer can get in the way, but it's very useful to be on the premises in case any problems do arise.