Sentence examples for distinct inquiries from inspiring English sources
We risk large errors when we ask the wrong questions or collapse distinct inquiries.
As organizational analysis developed into a distinct field of inquiry in the late 1940s, research in the United States progressed in two theoretical directions.
The two fields growth and development—employ different methods of analysis and address two distinct types of inquiry.
Although related to development, the work done by economic sociologists on market transition constitutes its own distinct field of inquiry.
Recent developments in other financial cases, however, suggest that there are two distinct lines of inquiry, not mentioned in the Waters letter or in the financial regulators' reports, that the Department of Justice should be investigating in the mirror-trades affair.
They did not see the scientific and philosophical questions as belonging to separate disciplines, requiring distinct methods of inquiry.
Socrates seems to have been the first philosopher to treat ethics – as opposed to cosmology and physics—as a distinct area of inquiry.
Property rights over natural resources became a distinct area of inquiry in environmental economics and policy in the last decades, but their role has not yet been investigated thoroughly.
Kant, along with Hume and Hegel, played a central role in the development of philosophy of religion as an area of inquiry distinct from the ways that late medieval and earlier modern philosophers had dealt with the concept of God.
Although the philosophy of measurement formed as a distinct area of inquiry only during the second half of the nineteenth century, fundamental concepts of measurement such as magnitude and quantity have been discussed since antiquity.
