Sentence examples for hardin from inspiring English sources

But the evidence of misunderstanding and ignorance is extensive (Hardin 2002).

From the analysis of the de facto logic of collective action that would block the spontaneous provision of many fundamentally important classes of collective goods we can go on to argue for what is now often called the public-goods theory of the state (Baumol 1952, 90 93; more generally see Hardin 1997).

One popular theory in sensory neuroscience of how the brain codes for sensory qualities (like color) is the opponent process account (Hardin 1988).

And since there are people who tend to elicit too much trust from others, the question, "Why be distrusting?" is as legitimate as "Why be trusting?" (For responses to the former question, see Hardin 2004).

Hardin said in a statement on Friday: "Adrian is a loving father who used his judgment as a parent to discipline his son.

Hardin also represented Peterson in 2012 when he avoided being indicted by a grand jury after being charged with resisting arrest outside a Houston nightclub.

Mr Hardin was clearly playing to his gallery of Texan jurors, emphasising the north-eastern background of the prosecution, and using Texan slang liberally.

"If you like jail, you'll like shrimping," says Mr Hardin wryly.

Jurors who convicted Garrard of capital murder in March recommended a sentence of life without parole in the February 2012 death of Savannah Hardin.

"Joyce Garrard forced Savannah Hardin to help kill herself".

It seems to have been swayed by the arguments of Andersen's colourful lawyer, Rusty Hardin.