Sentence examples for constructed we should from inspiring English sources

Later in the paper, Minsky writes: When intelligent machines are constructed, we should not be surprised to find them as confused and as stubborn as men in their convictions about mind-matter, consciousness, free will, and the like.

The description of SDPD does not capture a mental disorder of the sort alleged.[3] So in considering the claim that something is socially constructed, we should ask first: Is it an object or an idea?

While the overwhelming majority of Muslims reject this construct, we should not underestimate Mr. Awlaki's larger importance.

Instead of a push toward greater standardization and absolute constructs, we should sharpen our assessment tools to become more finely attuned to the relativistic learning needs of children.

To determine which constructs we should investigate in our context (see Table  1), we used an iterative process.

Maybe Eve Barlow really doesn't see in colour; maybe race really is just a social construct and we should stop wasting our time being so "absurdly politically correct" about it.

So, if we need a source of inspiration to go about constructing our lives, we should look at how the startup world builds the foundation of a business.

3) The Wilshire bus rapid transit (BRT) plan is a nice start but there are so many other lower-cost-to-construct BRT lines we should start construction on concurrently.

Before constructing a big dam, we should have a very proper, genuine scientific study on the river and the ecosystem.

Instead, we should construct a range of different practices that speak to people's knowledge, experience and passions to spot problems, design policies, work on drafts or participate in implementation.

We have calculated that with all the money we have saved by not paying for one of Ikea's employees to come and construct things for us, we should soon be able to afford the course of anger management necessitated by doing it ourselves.