Sentence examples for different particulars from inspiring English sources

For instance, there are at least 11 incentives to encourage taxpayers to save for and spend on education, with each having different particulars on definitions, eligibility requirements, income-level thresholds, phase-out range and inflation adjustments.

However, the weakened version of the independence principle, on which only atomic facts involving different particulars are independent, does not entail that it is possible that "a is red" and "a is blue" may both be true.

That is because whatever is predicated of the particulars must be predicated of their universals too, and so a unique common nature would possess contrary attributes simultaneously via the attributes of different particulars.

The recurring Buddhist metaphysical argument against the reality of universals is that they would be subject to an intractable "one-many" problem: the universal, which would be one thing, would have to be somehow present in and share the nature of several different particulars.

But it has been argued that to be thoroughly nominalistic, Causal Nominalism owes a nominalistic account of what it is for different particulars to realise the same functional role, and such an account can only be in terms of any of the nominalisms distinguished above, in which case Causal Nominalism collapses into some other form of nominalism (Tugby 2013).

Task force members have different particular interests.

The study of the applications of logic thus has two parts dealing on the one hand with general questions regarding the evaluation of reasoning and on the other hand with different particular applications and the problems that arise in them.

In any given society, there are many different, particular obligations.

The different particular virtues provide illustrations of what Aristotle means.

Since that universal, goodness, contains many different particular things, intellectual appetite has many different options.

Generality requires treating parts of different particular molecular configurations as instantiating the same type of mechanism.