Sentence examples for be principle from inspiring English sources
noun
A fundamental assumption or guiding belief.
- We need some sort of principles to reason from.
These phage-encoded effectors may be principle subjects of contemporary selective processes shaping Salmonella-host interactions.
Myometrial invasion and heterologous elements seem to be principle prognostic factors[ 26].
Immune activation and inflammation are postulated to be principle components in the pathophysiology of CFS [ 19, 20, 51].
Furthermore, astrocytes have been proven to be principle sites of oxidative-stress mediated neuronal injury and neuroprotection as well as the therapeutic target for candidate drugs.
To be included in the analysis, the respondents were required to meet the following two criteria: The respondents must be 18 years or younger and must be principle resident at the place where the survey interview was conducted.
Clearly, if cultural factors and poor quality of facility care are confirmed in further studies to be principle reasons for home deliveries, the implications relate more to community education and facility improvement rather than simply building more health facilities closer to where people live.
"If it was principle, you killed them.
But there is principle here.
What mattered was principle.
That's principle number one.
J Maslin had been principle since 1931.
