Sentence examples for conclusion argument from inspiring English sources

One man has been compelled to produce a password for encrypting the data, but that may have fallen under the "foregone conclusion" argument, since a government agent testified to having seen the illegal documents (in that case, child pornography) before they were encrypted.

In a multiple conclusion argument from A to B, C, any warrant we have for A does not necessarily transmit to B or C: the only conclusion we are warranted to draw is the disjunction B or C, so it seems for an analysis of consequence in terms of warrant we need to understand some logical vocabulary (in this case, disjunction) in order to understand the consequence relation.

He may not, however, have reckoned on those sentiments being publicly attributed to the defence secretary, Liam Fox, as they were this week when a letter to him from Dr Fox was leaked to the Daily Telegraph.As the SDSR reaches its conclusion, arguments about how to cut defence spending have become rancorous.

Two fundamental types of arguments led to this conclusion: arguments based on observations regarding patterns of inheritance, and arguments concerned with the localization of hereditary factors inside cells.

In conclusion, arguments are provided supporting the importance of retinoids and sex steroid hormones in the mammary gland innate immune defense.

The judge said the trial will go as long as it takes Wednesday to reach a conclusion so closing arguments can begin on Thursday.

Most plausibly, perhaps, Aristotle's complete and incomplete syllogisms taken together are understood as formally valid premise-conclusion arguments; and his complete and completed syllogisms taken together as (sound) deductions.

While this would be an utterly absurd conclusion, the argument leading up to it cannot be convicted of being viciously circular anymore than Boyd's argument for the reliability of abduction can (if Psillos is right).

Taken to its logical conclusion, the argument cannot be that wu marks the incomparable being of the Dao; rather, as Wang Bi states explicitly, "Dao" serves but as "the designation of wu" (commentary to Lunyu 7.6, cf. commentary to Laozi 25).

With this conclusion, the argument in favour of a legal right to choose assisted death is complete.

You make this when you rush to a conclusion, or argument, without gathering all the facts first.