Sentence examples for constant law from inspiring English sources

If the American administration is intent on precipitating the war that is Osama bin Laden's fondest wish, if it wants to give fundamentalism, which is currently ebbing, a second chance, we can say only, so much the worse for you -- while regretting that history's most constant law, the perverse effect, is not better known to the Pentagon.

Mendel believed that these traits were related by a "constant law of development" to certain "elements" or "factors" in the reproductive cells from which organisms developed.

The power of resistance is no more than a divine "establishment," namely, "the constant law or method" of "the actual exertion of God's power" producing instances of resistance.

…Brocchi endeavoured to imagine some regular and constant law by which species might be made to disappear from the earth gradually and in succession.

As for myself, I believe it is superfluous to distress the mind so much and invoke accidental and extrinsic causes to explain a fact that we can judge to depend upon a general and constant law.

In his chapter on extinction, Lyell discusses the ideas of the Italian geologist Giovanni Battista Brocchi (1814), who, like Lyell, rejected cataclysms to account for species extinction; as Lyell wrote: …Brocchi endeavoured to imagine some regular and constant law by which species might be made to disappear from the earth gradually and in succession.

He believed that the "age of reason [had] begun to enlighten the medical world" and put much hope in the discovery of constant laws governing living beings.

Unlike the scientific method, which examines the universal and constant laws of nature, argumentation applies reason to the particular and contingent realm of human affairs.

Transient characteristics yielded by the technique, associated to a permanent tribological regime, are found to obey a two-time-constant law.

He said the region has been turned into a "huge prison" and is under constant martial law.

More constant than law, than nation, than theories such as "we hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal," stories put down roots, they live and persevere.