Sentence examples for debate might invoke from inspiring English sources

We can, however, see some of the considerations that the two sides in this debate might invoke.

One might invoke the Rawlsian political liberalism project (Rawls, 2005).

Another approach to Carneades' stance toward belief is to ask whether he might invoke Platonic considerations.

Controlling who might invoke a virtual machine is often restricted to everyone or no-one.

A political thriller might invoke our righteous anger.

There were fears the government might invoke martial law in response to the bus attacks.

However, instead of invoking God or the Holy Spirit, the priestess might invoke a more powerful spirit (Orisha in Santería) to help expel the invader spirit".

Bayesian classifiers might invoke Thm. 3 in calculating prior probabilities.

This indicated that MES treatment might invoke activation of protein degradation process in the An-MBs of the MES-treated plants.

This might invoke the incorrect idea that the concrescence implies a fusion of adult teeth formed by mineralized tissues.

Family gatherings are generally a little tense--a shortage of food might invoke all out warfare.