Sentence examples for adduce in from inspiring English sources
We may assert its existence, but we cannot support our assertion; for the only thing we could adduce in support of it would be the fact that the image was embodied or expressed.
In line with the idea of the Evidence-Centered AssessMislevysign androacHaertelevy and Haertel 2006), in Table 1 the two dimensions of CCER are further operationalized and we present a selection of the relevant evidence a student has to adduce in order to demonstrate that he or she has accomplished the respective research-methodological skill (Mislevy and Haertel 2006, p. 7).
Similar conditions may be adduced in relation to other businesses.
What movies made or distributed by Mr Murdoch would be adduced in evidence?
But arguments based on faith, tradition or squeamishness cannot be adduced in court.
The word "presented" is substituted for the word "adduced" in subsection (e).
The main reason adduced in each case was custom, though Roman law and the priestly character of kingship were also used as justifications.
This result may be one more argument, in addition to those adduced in Part III above, against requiring an intent to be joint authors.
A whole series of discoveries that should have led to a germ theory of disease and entirely overhauled medical practice were ingeniously adduced in support of the old Galenic orthodoxies.
Intelligent design was widely perceived as being allied with scientific creationism, the notion that scientific facts can be adduced in support of the divine creation of the various forms of life.
Industrial growth in Japan's largest cities has followed patterns that are distinctive, and are significantly different from those that have been adduced in the recent literature on North America.
