Sentence examples for in any principles from inspiring English sources

These men would have little company in any principles caucus on this matter.

Unlike Bradwardine, Buridan gives only the briefest of arguments for this claim about signification, not grounding it in any principle like Bradwardine's (P2).

So only 10percentt of Republicans in Congress have any — any — principles left.

It was not rooted in any established principles of Constitution, or law, or precedent.

But you can't really say that he is a committed believer in any economic principle or political value.

Thus, zooplankton should in principle exploit any opportunity to enhance the acquisition of these compounds from their diet 29.

Is it from any principle in our new constitution, expressed or implied?

Any gamete can in principle be traced to one or several founder populations (i.e., haplotypic classes).

"The fundamental biology of muscle growth is similar in humans and in mice, and in principle any drug that builds muscle mass could trigger this mechanism.

In other words, in principle, any point of the OCT image can be correlated with any of the test points on the VF.

Although glassy carbon was used as the material of the rotating rod electrode in this work, in principle any other suitable material can be used.