Sentence examples for further to postulate from inspiring English sources
In First Principles Preparatory to Constitutional Code Bentham went further, to postulate that the greatest happiness of the people "requires that the external instruments of felicity, whatsoever they may be, be shared by the whole number in a proportion so near to equality as is consistent with universal security" (1989,16; see also 1840, I, 104).
I'm not going to postulate further because I truly don't know what it should look like, but as an elected official experiencing this problem right now, I know that platforms can and should change for the better.
Also, in the present work, different half-lives were found among communities; however, considering the low number of soil samples studied in some of them, it is not possible to postulate further conclusions.
But once we introduce new sentences joining the terms we have so far with logical connectives we are likely to need to postulate yet further attitude types and to need further principles to capture their logical properties.
There is no need to postulate any further representation beyond the act itself: that inevitably results in the mediation that Olivi wants to avoid.
These clinical data build on prior work showing how Th1 and Th2 cytokine patterns corresponded to disease progression, [ 31] as IL-10 has further been postulated to play an important role in dampening the host's response to infection [ 32].
Further, we postulate that exposure to multiple adverse events heightens the likelihood of reporting being drunk.
Eryptosis has further been postulated to be enhanced in metabolic syndrome [ 191].
Further, nicergoline is postulated to improve vigilance and information processing at the neurophysiological level, leading to clinical improvement in degenerative and vascular dementia [ 24].
One can go further and postulate even positive feedback loops between the horns of the trilemma.
Further, we postulate that kinome analysis could provide information regarding conserved mechanisms of molecular pathogenesis between humans and animals routinely used in models of human malignancies.
