Sentence examples for foundational argument from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, Dalton's atomic theory triumphed over its weaknesses because his foundational argument was correct.

There are lots of things we do in the world that may not have any strong foundational argument but that we accept because they're part of that kind of tradition.

While Hopkins was a seminal case in establishing women's rights in the workplace, it is not a coincidence that virtually every court case that has ruled in favor of transgender protections in the workplace since has relied on the Hopkins case as a foundational argument.

'The Homosexual Role' became one of the classical and foundational arguments for the development of the sociology of deviancy, homosexuality and also feminist sociology".

They also address justifications and foundational arguments for privacy rights.

At the bottom of the table, there is a question: "Will the survivors envy the dead?" Kahn believed — and this belief is foundational for every argument in his book — that the answer is no.

At the bottom of the table, there is a question: "Will the survivors envy the dead?" Kahn believed and this belief is foundational for every argument in his book that the answer is no.

Acknowledging this of course does not preclude scientific understanding to be foundational in any argument for or against a particular worldview.

Foundational to the argument is how projects which seek to empower actors to manage their resources, produce realignments of power and knowledge that then shape who is invested in what manner in adaptation.

For Wittgenstein, it is the practice of something that is properly foundational, not the arguments of the philosophers.

Foundational to Okada's argument is the opening passage of the Analects where Confucius says, "To learn and at due times to repeat what one has learned," reminding ourselves that, for Confucius, learning must never cease.