Sentence examples for could be spelled out from inspiring English sources
There are three rival suggestions on the market, all of which argue that weaker notions of reduction still serve the purpose of the reductivist: The reductive link could be spelled out in terms of supervenience (Kim 1982, 1990), causation (Enç 1976) and realization (Kim 1998; Melnyk 2003; Shoemaker 2007.
Much else could be spelled out.
The censors and the Catholic League of Decency ensured that nothing could be spelled out explicitly, and part of the charm of women's pictures is how they made their points without riling the bluenoses.
I assume that the authors initially tried to cross their Epn2-/; Enp3-/ mice, which are healthy, with their Epn1-/ mice, which are also healthy, but that the triply homozygous embryos died at an early stage; however, it would be good if this could be spelled out.
Mr Cameron told the Tory party conference last week that his priority could be spelt out in three letters: "NHS".
Sex scenes couldn't be spelled out, and as in Mr. Wong's film, yearning becomes the epoxy that holds the material together.
Stefano wanted to give the audience "indications that something was quite wrong, but it could not be spelled out or overdone".
Such a hypothesis could possibly be spelled out in a full paper, with a detailed scenario and all the evidence that seems to support such a model.
The rules called for safety meetings before operations could begin and for jump procedures to be spelled out by an engineer.
