Sentence examples for considerable paradox from inspiring English sources

The considerable paradox being that while the Brexit campaign may have successfully undermined the importance of the "metropolitan elite" (and the notion that knowledge and education are to be valued) they have never been so essential.

However, as Kuhn [ 121] has taught us, a widely accepted paradigm will hardly be dropped before a considerable amount of paradoxes and contradictions has been resolved.

The pervasiveness of this paradox is considerable.

This results in a considerable sharpening of the Fermi paradox.

Among these are Hardy (1992)'s paradox, discussed in considerable detail in Ch. 25 of Griffiths (2002a), and the somewhat similar Greenberger-Horne-Zeilinger paradox (Greenberger, Horne, Shimony, & Zeilinger 1990; Greenberger, Horne, & Zeilinger 1989).

The observed association could be a "disability paradox" of patients with considerable burden: It is not necessary to be in good, functional health postoperatively to have higher PCS score postoperatively compared to healthier patients.

This question, known as the 'drift paradox' in the literature, has received considerable attention [1 3].

There was considerable interest in the 1930s in the 'oxygen paradox' – the concept that tissue injury may be aggravated when 100% oxygen is administered following a significant period of hypoxia ischaemia.

These study results do not confirm either healthy migrant effect or epidemiological paradox according to which migrant origin women have considerable good birth outcomes.

Here we encounter an apparent paradox: a low spacer similarity between individuals versus a considerable number of spacer-protospacer pairs originating in different individuals.

Zeno of Elea had been called by Aristotle (in a lost work) the founder of dialectic, and the motion paradoxes make it clear that Diodorus modelled himself to a considerable extent on Zeno.