Sentence examples for for some valid from inspiring English sources
"If the court has got to be used for some reason for some valid purpose, that's another issue".
While the design of this study did not allow for testing one pasture species against another, studies with potted plants would allow for some valid comparisons.
Trump, Clinton and Sanders supporters criticized and accused the press all year, for different reasons – some valid, some false.
We develop an integer programming (IP) formulation for the problem and develop some valid inequalities that provide a tight lower bound for the problem.
In addition, for some toxicants valid retrospective exposure assessment may not be available, precluding them from study with these designs.
7.41pm GMT Looking ahead to this afternoon's games … Reader Sjkbags has raised some valid concerns for Bears fans ahead of their do-or-die match-up with Green Bay.
"You have to think that these judges do have some valid reason for putting all this effort into the exercise than just feeling better about it after they're done," Mr. Bashman said.
The first thing to note, in the case of the rather implausible thought-experiment of the reporter embedded with a guerilla group, is that Mr Danziger does not even appear to consider whether there might be some valid case for "neutrality" in such circumstances.
In the end, both sides will confess to being partly wrong -- you know, because there are indeed some valid excuses for genocide against indigenous people.
"You hit him with a few punches and he go down and quit, and you want to be glorified for that?" Although Mayweather makes some valid arguments, he might want to wait until after his May 2 fight against Manny Pacquiao before making further declarations about his place among boxing's hierarchy.
Although there may be some valid arguments for incorporating intuitive thinking into nursing practice, there are risks associated with it and this should not be at the expense of delivering safe and effective healthcare and advice [ 57].
