Sentence examples for degree of inquiry from inspiring English sources

MC: When it became clear someone like Robin Cook [then leader of the House of Commons] was so discomfited by all of this – did that not provoke a far greater degree of inquiry in the cabinet?

This would mean a much greater degree of inquiry by the judge into the evidence being brought forward, although such active intervention was already typical of much pre-trial procedure.

Wilson hopes all her images inspire a certain degree of existential inquiry, first inciting amusement, then reaching something deeper and providing an opportunity for the viewer to consider seeing the world in a new way.

Wilson hopes all her images inspire a certain degree of existential inquiry, first inciting amusement, then reaching something deeper and providing an opportunity for the viewer to consider seeing the world in a new way.

Also, a podcast with Point of Inquiry.

If some false hypotheses are closer to the truth than others, if verisimilitude admits of degrees, then the history of inquiry may well turn out to be one of progress towards the goal of truth.

After four months of research, more than 8,000 lodged complaints, over 5,000 face-to-face interviews, one postponement and a fair degree of controversy, the Bahrain Independent Commission of Inquiry (Bici) is about to deliver its landmark verdict on the country's much-criticised human rights record.

Foremost is cognitive presence, or the degree to which participants in a community of inquiry are able to construct meaning through sustained communication.

During the RPD model, prescriptive and inquiry labs differed in the degree of guidance and direction provided during the inquiry experience.

According to Longino, "[a] method of inquiry is objective to the degree that it permits transformative criticism".

This approach bypassed the issue in Peircian pragmatism of whether a scientific process of inquiry as justified by greater degrees of confirmation required the prior demonstration of the existence of an asymptotic "limit" for the process.