Sentence examples for with some premises from inspiring English sources

This two-character piece of fluff, now playing at Penguin Rep in Stony Point, starts with some premises that are funny in themselves.

There is also a huge gap between the minimum and maximum broadband download speeds available in Britain, Ofcom finds, with some premises receiving just 0.1Mbps and others 350Mbps.

Hong Kong's commercial rent ranks at the top globally, with some premises charging as much as HK $30,000 per sq.

Julie Barratt, director of the Chartered Institute of Environmental Health in Wales, said the institute was concerned "when it became obvious that some premises with a lower score were choosing not to display their score, because that rather undermines the system".

He adds that there is now a waiting list to occupy the trendy indoor Brixton Village sites, with some larger premises coming to the market for closer to £40,000 a year.

Business rates in England to be capped at 2% rather than linked to RPI inflation, with some retail premises in England to get a discount.

The surrounding area is mostly residential, with some commercial premises to the east.

Caversham is now predominantly residential, with some industrial premises in the east (notably the Hillside Railway Workshops) and a retail district centred on South Road and Hillside Road.

Asked for his opinion of Dr. Korten, Mr. Shapiro said in an e-mail message, "I think he's a thoughtful man with fine intentions and values, but I continue to disagree with some of his premises and most of his conclusions".

The process was called "de-Quinning" by locals and provoked a violent backlash by some - with premises and company property being attacked.

Some have thought that here the goddess's last directive signals that some argument, with identifiable premises and conclusion, has been presented in the preceding verses.