Sentence examples for facts depend from inspiring English sources

Constructivists, too, believe that moral and perhaps other normative facts depend on certain responses of ours under certain conditions.

Indeed, it is difficult to think of a serious version of moral success theory for which the moral facts depend in no way on mental activity.

If this supervenience thesis is true, then, arguably, the epistemic facts depend on the natural facts and, perhaps, they are therefore natural facts.

But for them, such facts depend on the responses of rational agents or those who follow norms of practical reasoning in suitable conditions (for a general account, see James 2007).

Suppose the moral facts depend on the attitudes or opinions of a particular group or individual (e.g., "X is good" means "Caesar approves of X," or "The Supreme Court rules in favor of X," etc)., and thus moral truth is an entirely mind-dependent affair.

The meaning or significance of facts depends on their relations to other facts.

Whether arithmetic facts were retrieved more accurately than phonological or semantic facts depended on the statistical parameter used (arithmetic mean vs. median).

Early reports have shown that cellular reducing equivalents as measured by MTT reduction did in fact depend on glucose concentration in seven different tumour cell lines, with those most dependent upon glucose for energy showing the greatest sensitivity [ 29].

"Innovation in medical devices does, in fact, depend on the input of the physician," a Medtronic spokesman, Robert Clark, said.

So YouTube's paltry revenues about $15m last year, according to Robert Peck at Bear Stearns, a broker in fact depend on old-fashioned, professionally produced content.

For all the talk of competition "red in tooth and claw", companies in fact depend on persuading large numbers of people workers and bosses, shareholders and suppliers to work together to a common end.