Sentence examples for a major fallacy from inspiring English sources
An op-ed in the Washington Post late last year, in which Mr Hubbard argued that "It is a major fallacy to praise new spending plans as stimulus," was widely criticised as a triumph of political expediency over economics.
This is a major fallacy and I have seen many graduate students fall on this sword.
This is a major fallacy: the tasks of a representative assembly are quite different from those of a constituent assembly.
The major fallacy of these emerging technologies is that they assume that connectivity to data repositories and entity resolution services are always online and available.
The seventh tract of the Tractatus, on fallacies, which forms part of the Aristotelian-Boethian logic, is written in the tradition of the Fallacie maiores (Major fallacies).
Had exposed the major fallacies in Well's Outline of History, and his name was mentioned with gratitude by two scientific works.
His more manageable aim is to expose what he holds to be three major fallacies underlying God Is Not Great: that conflict fought in the name of religion is really always about faith; that "it is ultimately possible to know with confidence what is right and what is wrong without acknowledging the existence of God"; and that "atheist states are not actually atheist".
Many instances this was difficulty because lack of bed availability This points out two major fallacies in the system. 1) Major hospitals cannot open beds because of lack of nurses.
The quality of data over time and from different places may be quite variable, and the ecological fallacy is usually interpreted as a major weakness.
The same sort of gambler's fallacy that might have been the origin of Garrett's misconceptions about his defense's chances of thwarting Brady was also probably a major contributor to his late-game play-calling.
