Sentence examples for disputed concept from inspiring English sources
In a briefing at Yahoo's offices in San Francisco, Flickr VP Bernardo Hernandez explained to TechCrunch that the motivation behind the collection was in the (sometimes disputed) concept of the "10,000-hours rule" from Malcolm Gladwell's "Outliers".
James Sandbach, policy officer at the Citizens Advice service, says it has always been "a disputed concept – what do we mean by 'access' let alone 'justice'?" He says the postwar consensus has been that legal redress should not be exclusive to any section of society and "certainly not a commodity beyond the means of all but the wealthy".
The anomalous sixth division of the sophist (Sophist 226b 231b) reveals sophistry as a disputed concept.
It was not a focus to probe the concept of state-building in itself; however, it has to be recognized that this is a disputed concept.
As we shall see, the most fundamental of their shared and disputed concepts is that of "absolute nothingness," a concept that has, in fact, most often been used as a thematic axis for defining the School.
An effort should be made by guideline-issuing bodies to 'meta-analyze' guidelines, reach across specialties to agree on some basic tenets and cooperate in shedding light onto disputed concepts.
Bryant also disputed the concept that Jackson won 11 championships only because he had rosters with great players.
Recent studies in mice have disputed this concept [ 16– 16].
Interestingly, a recent investigation disputed the concept of automatic regulation and suggested that stride time variability is related to specific cognitive processes, namely executive function and attention [ 39].
The majority of medical professionals dispute the concept, and believe healthy people who wish to take their own life are overwhelmingly suffering from mental illness or distress which can and should be treated.
