Sentence examples for if one subscribes from inspiring English sources
If one subscribes to the theory that a car has arrived as a collectible when its market value exceeds its original price, then the M3, M5 and M6 have still not made the transition from interesting used cars to collectibles.
The first is that the argument against the existence of cognitive impressions only leads to the conclusion that nothing can be known if one subscribes to the Stoic epistemological framework as a whole.
If one subscribes to a liberal, ethically consistent viewpoint, the veil must stay.
If one subscribes to the notion that Alexander Payne's "Nebraska" is going to be a huge Oscar contender in multiple categories, then it makes sense that Will Forte might wind up as an unlikely Best Supporting Actor nominee.
We would argue however that any sense of assurance granted by the Platform's aid effectiveness rhetoric should be accepted with some caution, particularly if one subscribes to the idea that 'past behaviour is often the best predictor of future behaviour'.
It should now be clear that there is a set of conditions that need to be satisfied for a collective agent to exist if one subscribes to Searle's account of social entities in general and to the additional rationality condition.
If one person subscribes to three different services, Cahners counts that as three subscribers, not one.
If you don't want to miss the next one, subscribe to my Twitter or Pownce feeds.
And how many mini-mag apps can one subscribe to before burning out?
Finally, even if one persisted in subscribing to an account of propositional content in terms of splitting situations, or worlds, into those where it holds and those where it does not, this would not affect a dialetheic challenge to the LNC.
The large disparity between estimates obtained by internal and external calibration also highlights the importance of judicious selection of calibrations for recent evolutionary events, even if one does not subscribe to the hypothesis of time-dependent rate estimates [68], [69].
