Sentence examples for accepted leads from inspiring English sources

A form of the reductio ad absurdum argument, known as indirect proof or reductio ad impossibile, is one that proves a proposition by showing that its denial conjoined with other propositions previously proved or accepted leads to a contradiction.

Fear of liability induced property owners to accept lead safety standards.

In summary, partially consistent with Hypothesis 3, increasing levels of suppression (suppress > control > accept) led to reduced self-reported emotional response to positive but not negative stimuli.

These findings were rapidly accepted and have led to the concept that CR induces mitochondrial biogenesis, even though some studies found no increase in mitochondrial protein content upon CR (Hancock et al, 2008).

Although this is generally accepted, it leads policy makers in a variety of directions.

Pragma-dialectics takes the rhetorical dimension to stem from an arguer's wish to have their view accepted which leads dialoguers to engage in strategic maneuvering vis-à-vis their dialogue partners.

I reject this argument completely, because if accepted it leads to a growing gap between religious belief and an enlightened and informed understanding of the human condition and ultimately dooms the religious enterprise to irrelevancy.

Results show that a voluntary clerkship preparation skills course is in high demand, is highly accepted and leads to significant changes in self-assessment ratings.

A hand proffered and accepted might lead anywhere or nowhere.

He loyally accepted and led the government from 1976 to 1979.

This became generally accepted and led to the idea that development is essentially about institutional change.