Sentence examples for Justifiable inferences from inspiring English sources
The evidence of the nonmovant is to be believed, and all justifiable inferences are to be drawn in their favor.
And we must construe the evidence in the light most favorable to Bucklew and draw every justifiable inference in his favor.
However, we assume that pressure to publish means that most journal articles already contain the highest level (at least) of justifiable inference and advice; if further inflation occurs in a press release, it is thus likely to go beyond what a consensus of scientific opinion would find acceptable.
Certainly the person who has such an awareness is not normally conscious of having made an inference; and to insist, as is sometimes done, that there must have been an "unconscious inference" of some sort could be justifiable only if some other criterion of givenness is being at least tacitly invoked.
As more data become available and more complex models are justifiable, it will be necessary that methods of inference keep pace.
This difference is justifiable by both the kind of input knowledge and inference methods the two systems use.
Preference sets as discussed so far have been portrayed as open to rational criticism only insofar as (i) they have been inconsistent, violating some of the rationally justifiable preference axioms, or (ii) they (in combination with beliefs) commit the agent to inferences that make the resulting preference sets inconsistent.
