Sentence examples for could not be constituted from inspiring English sources

That kind of friendly family talk could not be constituted as tampering, could it?

This hypothesis cannot be verified since a control group could not be constituted.

Yet another point of debate in this area is whether experience itself would be needed to anchor demonstrative concepts in the first place — in which case, it is said, they could not already be constituted by them (Heck defends this view).

She allows that some concepts can be grounded, even if they are not directly grounded, provided they are constituted by grounded concepts, but it is hard to see how "spiritual" could be so constituted.

The essential operation of the soul is constituted by knowledge; therefore if knowledge were not already included, at least partially, in its natural possibilities, the soul would paradoxically find itself constituted for an aim that it could never achieve.

Reactions in America fall between these extremes, but the norm is controversy.The first disagreements were among the Founding Fathers, who could not agree on what constituted a person.

Finding endorphins in the bloodstream after exercise could not, in other words, constitute proof that the substance was having an effect on the mind.

On this account, causation is not constituted by causal dependence.

In the present study, unfortunately, direct quantifications of fapp and gapp have not been performed but could constitute the main objective of one future study.

A failure to do so could constitute a breach of the fiduciary responsibility of directors if such a risk assessment discovered material risks that had not been disclosed.

The most recent survey of what 18- year-olds are up to in Britain could not find enough unemployed Indians to constitute a meaningful sample.