The phrase "as supposing" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward or unclear.
It can be used in hypothetical or conditional contexts, but it is better to use clearer alternatives.
Example: "As supposing we were to change the plan, what would be the consequences?"
Alternatives: "assuming that" or "if we consider".
To hope that this will be changed by some future breakthroughs is an act of faith at least as remarkable as supposing that Jesus rose from the dead.
This claim will strike quite a lot of readers as wholly absurd, as ridiculous as supposing that Earth goes round the sun when any fool can see the sun crossing the heavens several times at least in any English summer.
He also says in his long footnote about Spencer that this principle "may be more correctly described as supposing that equal amounts of happiness are equally desirable, whether felt by the same or by different persons".
She provides what amounts to a modal specification of this path of inquiry when she describes mortals as supposing "that it is and is not the same/ and not the same" (fr. 6.8 9a).
Howard Gardiner endorses Zenon Pylyshyn's criticisms of Searle's view of the relation of brain and intentionality, as supposing that intentionality is somehow a stuff "secreted by the brain", and Pylyshyn's own counter-thought experiment in which one's neurons are replaced one by one with integrated circuit workalikes (see also Chalmers (1996), for exploration of neuron replacement scenarios).
Our prediction is equivalent to considering the bacterial cellular behaviour to be related with biological robustness, as supposing that the bacteria is not seeking for its optimality when undergoing stress response, but seeking for sub-optimality.
This phenomenon may indicate delirious mania cannot be recognized as the most severe form of mania, as supposed by Carlson and Goodwin [ 5].
United States v. Hartwell (6 Wall. 385) is not, as supposed, in conflict with these views.
Compared with [aEMMIM][BF4], the performance of [aEMMIM] cation on CO2 capture was not as good as supposed.
Could she have been Jesus' wife, as supposed by Dan Brown's novel "The Da Vinci Code"?
As supposed compensation, they have been allowed to keep more of their own revenue.
