Sentence examples for Not axiomatic from inspiring English sources

It is not axiomatic that pollution causes damage.

It's not axiomatic that the rest of the press will endorse anything proposed by the "FT three".

But it is not axiomatic that crime will surge as a result, especially if these proposals (which remain only that) enable police chiefs to deploy manpower more efficiently.

"It is not axiomatic that a sick individual who takes an experimental substance will be better off" because of that step, Dr. Samuel Broder, associate director of the clinical oncology program at the National Cancer Institute, said.

If one spouse has a lower income than the other but high medical expenses, the net result of filing separately may be lower overall taxes, he adds, "but it is not axiomatic".

It is not axiomatic, however, that governments that are spending "other people's money" need to be fiscally irresponsible.

One of the fundamental using of the Boolean operations "OR, AND" and "NOT" are axiomatic and Algebraic proofs.

(Isn't it axiomatic of therapy that if you still think your mom is a saint you haven't been going long enough?) The book comes most alive at those moments when a blast of anger toward the father pierces the false nonchalance of the narrator's voice, but one is left wanting more of them.

But isn't it axiomatic that as soon as one of these horrible egomaniacs first decides to run for something, anything, that it's irrefutable proof-positive the guy's a complete lunatic and thug?" His grand finale: "Why not Blagojevich speaking on ethics?

As demonstrated for M. leidyi, the attempt of whole body regeneration is not a single axiomatic self-repair trajectory irrespective of environmental conditions.

Professor Lawson argues that "such belief frankly serves to diminish Islam in the eyes of Christianity and so-called 'Westerners' whose cultural identity is bound up, whether they are believers or not, with the axiomatic and unquestionable 'myth' of the death and resurrection of Jesus".