Sentence examples for how much virtue from inspiring English sources

As for the Virtus Small-Cap Sustainable Growth fund, how much virtue is in it?

It is questionable how much this finding rescues virtue reliabilists from a potentially severe counterexample.

Adjunct to that, not only is the mission really, really cool, the nature of the responsiblity you will be able to get by virtue of how much work we have, you'll get there faster than you might in the private sector.

Further, the chancellor has announced how much he expects to save by virtue of these assessments, and reducing the caseload by 20% – a sum that does not correspond to the DWP's estimate of fraudulent claims.

However, not enough has been said in order to find out how much weight scientists have given to individual virtues and how those virtues weigh against one another within each respective paradigm in specific cases.

According to Heinz Berggruen's son Olivier, the Cezanne will exceed expectations (though he won't say by how much) because of the painting's own virtues.

Over time, you will realize just how much power you can wield simply by the virtue of your willingness to try.

Kuhn (1977) takes this line, claiming that how much weight individual scientists give a particular theoretical virtue, such as simplicity, is solely a matter of taste, and is not open to rational resolution.

A Madea Halloween with a stopwatch just to see how much of it is devoted to extolling the virtues of corporal punishment in child rearing.

And no matter how much fans of compact fluorescent lamps proclaim their virtues, there will be some who will see Thursday as the day which consigned their homes to eternal dimness.

And how much collateral damage does it do?" These days, a sign of virtue — or is it contrition?