Sentence examples for initially posited from inspiring English sources

Had the fund sold to HSBC at the initially posited price of $6.3 billion, the returns would have been closer to 40 percent, in half the time.

Building on themes included in two earlier (1999, 2007) edited volumes on Therapeutic Landscapes, we summarise the key themes identified in the review, broadly in keeping with the core material, social, spiritual and symbolic dimensions of the concept initially posited by Gesler.

One of the main goals of demonetization — as they were initially posited by Modi — was to weed black money and counterfeit notes out of the system.

This is true although Putnam (2007) initially posited a very strong effect in this area (Alesina and La Ferrara 2002; Mohan et al. 2011).

We discuss the implications of our results in terms of the evolutionary history of parthenogenesis in this species, and whether or not the hypotheses initially posited by Seiler are plausible.

The fact that the apparent dosage compensation is present in the W303 3N strain in this experiment is one thing that makes me suspect these results are not as different as initially posited (and see the paragraph above for ways of demonstrating that I'm wrong).

Freud initially posits that hysterical symptoms arise as a result of violent childhood seduction (what today would be called molestation), a real trauma that is then retroactively set in motion by a second, comparatively more mild, event, after a period of latency.

Stepanov posited that, initially, Putin was buoyed by a longing for stability, even at the cost of dictatorship, that dovetailed with the reading public's interest in Fandorin's Russia.

The physician and epidemiologist David Barker, who has died aged 75, posited the initially controversial but now widely accepted idea that common chronic illnesses such as cancer, cardiovascular disease and diabetes result not always from bad genes and an unhealthy adult lifestyle, but from poor intrauterine and early postnatal health.

Most pertinently, domestication has been posited to initially be driven by selection for tameness.

Rather, Plato directs us to posit initially a general hypothesis and to determine whether there are particular cases within the target domain here the cause of generation and destruction that are inconsistent with, i.e., not adequately explained by, it (see Bedu-Addo 1991).