Sentence examples for established that we would from inspiring English sources

A priori, we established that we would reject the hypothesis that 2 kappas were equal if Z was greater than 1.96 (for a 95% confidence level test).

As Baggini points out, the mere fact that most of us find the idea of killing and eating such an animal revolting doesn't establish that we would be morally wrong to do so.

"On my first day, we had a big kiss coming up where we had to establish that we'd been in a relationship for a long time," he said.

The order firmly established that terrorism would henceforth be approached on a war footing, endowing the President with enhanced powers.

The Committee suggested that a Center for Brain Sciences CBSS) be established that would include members from MCB, OEB, Psychology, Applied Sciences, and the Medical School.

But criteria could be established that would give a reasonable administrator confidence that fraudulent claims were being eliminated.

After Governor Phips's wife was accused, he again interceded and ordered that a new court be established that would not allow so-called spectral evidence.

"There still does not appear to be a prospect of a meaningful framework established that would lead to a Palestinian state," Obama said during a news conference Tuesday.

Because they employed wildly different strategies — and absorbed the second-guessing that accompanied each — without achieving their ultimate goal, no blueprint for success has been established that would box in the Packers.

Up to now, no reliable parameter could be established that would account for this high rate of local failures.

Utilising this guidance, four key points were established that would need to be addressed for economic evaluation of DDP in the UK.