Sentence examples for everything in principle from inspiring English sources

"We've agreed everything in principle".

"I spoke with the chairman and we have agreed everything in principle.

"Everything in principle demonstrates that Philae did not suffer from the very low temperatures it faced in the months of hibernation," says Jean-Pierre Bibring, one of two Philae lead scientists, at the Institute for Space Astrophysics in Orsay, France.

Not only does the No Smallest or Largest principle rule this out (see sect. 2.3), but the particulate interpretation seems inconsistent with the Everything-in-Everything principle.

The roots of the notion of determinism surely lie in a very common philosophical idea: the idea that everything can, in principle, be explained, or that everything that is, has a sufficient reason for being and being as it is, and not otherwise.

The Everything-in-Everything principle asserts the omnipresence of ingredients.

The Everything-in-Everything principle continues to hold, so there are all ingredients at all places at all times, but the different densities of ingredients allow for local variations, and so the rotating mass becomes qualitatively differentiated.

"Klinsmann will still be on the bench come May and we will be successful," was the CEO's prediction, who also insisted that Klinsmann is getting "everything right in principle, apart from the results".

This constituted the broad intellectual background for most educated people throughout the Roman Empire, functioning in a way comparable to the pervasive contemporary Western secular view of the universe as an autonomous system within which everything can in principle be understood scientifically.

We should do so much for a child; we should not be obliged to do everything that in principle we might do.

"They think about everything in first principles.