Sentence examples for description under from inspiring English sources

It is an astonishing, though perhaps telling, fact that no Grand National winner has gone on to win another chase of any description under Rules since the 2002 hero Bindaree added the Welsh National the following year.

But unlike with D'Antoni, from whom he was handed near free rein over the league's fastest-paced offense, Felton's job description under Woodson is liable to be short enough to hang with a refrigerator magnet: take care of the ball, defend, put Anthony and Stoudemire in the best positions to succeed and hit the open jump shot.

Audi said in a description under the YouTube video that the flying taxi service could be deployed as "soon as the coming decade".

Conventional design parameters such as the organic loading rate appeared unsuitable for process description under dynamic conditions.

The answer is that a definite description, under Russell's theory, is not a genuine singular term; it is not even a meaningful unit.

Following Korsgaard (1996 20099), we understand a practical identity to be a description under which a person values herself, where valuing oneself involves treating oneself as a source of reasons.

"Missing, missing, martyred, missing, missing, missing, martyred, martyred," a guide reads from the descriptions under the faces, bearing the blank stares reserved for identity cards.

What counts, and can often be inferred despite prevarication, is the act-description under which the behavior chosen was attractive to the defendant in his or her actual deliberations (as distinct from rationalizing act-descriptions adopted to present that motivation in a better light).

We've already put the uniqueness and existence claims of descriptions under pressure.

3. To the frustration of English-browsing users, Facebook removed the descriptions under Trending Topics in favor of increasing the scalability of the product, as well as fired the human editors who curate the Trending section.

But while nomological relations between events (relations involving laws) depend on the descriptions under which the events are given, relations of causality and identity obtain irrespective of descriptions — if the icing-up of the road did indeed cause the skid, then it did so no matter how the events at issue are described.