Sentence examples for fundamental fallacy from inspiring English sources

At the heart of the programme lies a fundamental fallacy.

"The fundamental fallacy was thinking that if we change the law in Washington, Mexicans would stop coming to find jobs," said Frank Sharry, executive director of the National Immigration Forum, an immigrant advocacy group.

Even the most recent model is limiting behaviours and constructed on a fundamental fallacy of percentile rankings which will always a place schools from 1 to 100% no matter the absolute quality.

They don't, and I am going to call this the Fundamental Fallacy of Modern Recruiting.

There is a fundamental fallacy in this argument the quality of education simply is not comparable.

The whole organization needs to be a part of recruiting if we are going to break the Fundamental Fallacy of Modern Recruiting, and we need to ensure that resources are available afterwards to help employees succeed.

Such confirmation bias is one of the fundamental fallacies of logic.

This shows that neglect of contextual aspects could lead to fundamental fallacies concerning the effectiveness of interventions.

This fundamental point exposes the fallacy behind the common analogy, drawn by defenders of Israel's right to exist as a Jewish state, between Israel's right to be Jewish and France's right to be French.

Again, analogously, one might argue that to formalize the argument in terms of probabilities, as is required in order to invoke the base rate fallacy, is to miss the more fundamental point underlying the pessimistic induction (Saatsi 2005b).

Johnson and Blair's emphasis is on arming students to defend themselves against fallacies in everyday discourse, and a fundamental innovation is in their conception of a good argument.