Sentence examples for considers that if from inspiring English sources

For Sidgwick considers that "if therefore we were all enlightened Utilitarians, it would be impossible for any one to justify himself in making false statements while admitting it to be inexpedient for persons similarly conditioned to make them; as he would have no ground for believing that persons similarly conditioned would act differently from himself" (Sidgwick 1874, 486-487; Piper 1978, 190f).

Perowne, almost a foot taller than Baxter, considers that if it comes to a scrap he'll be wise to protect his testicles.

In contrast, the present study considers that if fibres resistant in bending are embedded in a material at high volume concentrations, their flexure produces couple-stress and, as a result of this kind of polar material behaviour, the stress tensor becomes non-symmetric.

Combined with China's national condition and the availability of data, this paper uses dummy variable method and considers that if chairman of the board or general manager is or was government official, NPC delegates, CPPCC delegates, Party Congress delegates, et al., political connection equals to 1.

The specialization or escape from adaptive conflict posed by Hughes [8] considers that if the original gene was performing two functions, that could not be independently improved, after duplication each gene copy could be driven by positive selection to improve one of the two functions.

Another approach considers that if the forces applied at each contact point in the absence of perturbations are close to the directions normal to the object's boundary, then the applied forces can vary in a larger range of directions to deal with external perturbations.

Or how they fail to consider that, if people aren't taking the workshops seriously, then that only serves to demonstrate their purpose.

Consider that, if there were simply no more coal on the planet, the global warming problem would be a lot smaller.

However, consider that, if we generate the profile by implicitly constraining the topology of the considered subtree, we still believe fully in all the estimated distances in the subtree and in their dependencies.

From our study, we cannot prove that rickettsioses, ehrlichioses, bartonelloses and Q fever are absent in FP but we can consider that, if present, their prevalence is very low.

The agency agreed to consider that proposal if ridership on the M increased.