Sentence examples for continuous inquiries from inspiring English sources

The growing reputation of the university brought continuous inquiries from a wide variety of interested persons.

He said: "I was making continuous inquiries of our legal department and the editor, absolutely satisfied there were major public issues at stake there, public money at stake and serious impropriety, and in a few cases criminality".

It was dry but full of curiosity: a continuous inquiry into scales and sound modeled along the lines of the oldest jazz traditions, a weird balance of skepticism and romanticism, guided by strong melody.

According to Peirce, to say that a belief is true is to say that, if a certain operation is the subject of continuous scientific inquiry by the community of investigators, assent to the belief would increase and dissent decrease "in the infinite long run". Consequently, not only is thought purposive, but meaning carries a reference to the future.

The wrong system is likely to require a continuous cycle of inquiries and commissions.

Informed Systems offers a response to the question: "How might organizational leadership ­enable systems design processes and enact workplace learning practices?" Purposeful ­multilevel organizational learning synergies build capacity for activating and sustaining knowledge creation through continuous and iterative inquiry cycles, information focused and action oriented.

Methodological naturalists (M-naturalists) view philosophy as continuous with empirical inquiry in the sciences.

Naturalism in philosophy is most often a methodological view to the effect that philosophical theorizing should be continuous with empirical inquiry in the sciences.

To the evolutionists, all beliefs were tentative and verifiable only through a continuous process of inquiry.

Harvey, who was born in Kent in 1975, has a degree in philosophy, and you sense a continuous pressure of intellectual inquiry, in sentences that are rich but always lucid.

Another week in Brexit, another seven days in which the tickers along the bottom of the news channel screens may as well have been changed to a continuous loop of the inquiry: WHAT JUST HAPPENED????? Matters that would have added to the gaiety of the nation for days are relegated to news-in-brief items that really are far too brief.