Sentence examples for alleged consequence from inspiring English sources

Alleged consequence No. 3: For all its flaws, the electoral college helps stabilize U.S. politics by encouraging the development of a two-party system.

Some focus on the type of condition that the alleged cause must constitute in relation to the alleged consequence.

To the preceding objection, then, Aquinas says that the alleged consequence would follow only if the persons were the same both in thing and in concept.

Another complication is that in speaking of an inference, one might be talking about (i) a process in which a thinker draws a conclusion from some premises, or (ii) some propositions, one of which is designated as an alleged consequence of the others; see, e.g., Harman (1973).

The alleged event never happened.

What has been called the 'standard interpretation' holds that Aristotle thought that, unlike such sentences about the past or present, sentences asserting future singular contingent facts are neither true nor false, exempting them from the principle of bivalence and avoiding the alleged deterministic consequence that contingency and chance are destroyed.

Any state momentum was lost, and the Victorian government alleged dire consequences to the state economy if a carbon tax were introduced.

The chief of the malaria program at the WHO alleged that the consequence of the growing dominance of the Gates Foundation was a stifling in the diversity of views among scientists[ 12].

Alleged negative consequence No. 2: The Constitution says Congress has to approve all interstate compacts.

Alleged negative consequence No. 1. Chuck worries that under N.P.V., a close election would turn the whole country into one big Florida: Think how much chaos surrounded hanging chads and other variations among the county-level vote counters of Florida in 2000.

In consequence, the Board alleged he had breached his fiduciary duties.