Sentence examples for accept this implication from inspiring English sources

Some marriage contractualists accept this implication.

It is open to the rival philosopher to bite the bullet and accept this implication.

Non-naturalist's critics can either accept this implication of their argument but try to argue that it is not so implausible or try to block the implication in some way.

Whether al-Ghazālī accepts this implication of his conceptual argument is unclear (Druart 2006).

This gene selfishness will usually give rise to selfishness in human behavior…" Wilson (1975) accepted this implication.

But, even if we accept the implication of this criticism that the national and international macrocosm is obligatory in a novel, Tyler does subtly provide it.

If that leads to the return to the back benches of some members unwilling to accept the implications of this, I cannot be the only person who believes that the sooner they are required to do that the better.

Further, Halliday accepts the implication of this view for academic scholarship, treating linguistic theories as also ideological.

The study's principal researcher, unwilling to accept the implications of his own findings, remarked: "We are scratching our heads over some of these results".

Or if the games must be commercial, then accept the implications and auction them to the highest bidder.These arguments are unrealistic.

Though it took some time for Young's contemporaries fully to accept the implications of his landmark discovery, it conclusively demonstrated that light has wavelike characteristics.