Sentence examples for is not adduced from inspiring English sources

Evidence is not adduced that profit-seeking firms are more beneficial to the service.

The most balanced and careful defense of the Aristocratic Politics View, Detwiler (1990), is not able to adduce much additional evidence.

While this phenomenon is not uncommon globally, our study adduces evidence that life conditions that are bio-medically regarded as high risk are on the contrary associated with wellness and 'a good life'.

But the time and place of the East-West population mixing adduced by Dr. Willerslev is not yet clear, he said.

This kind of view attributes to scientists a kind of error theory about many of their uses of the term 'random', but as yet the philosophical evidence adduced to convict scientists of this pervasive error is not compelling.

The notion of style is not thematized as such and it is not clear that the features adduced to explain the particular historical events might provide the general tools for analyzing other transitions in mathematical style.

The article then adduces Mr. Singer's now infamous quotation: "Killing a disabled infant is not morally equivalent to killing a person.

The validity of sense-perception is not susceptible of proof, because it is presupposed by all proof, since proof just is a matter of adducing sensory evidence.

The arguments adduced for such linearity are arguments in principle they do not provide the basis for estimating the magnitude of any such effect, and it is not clear how to do so in a meaningful way.

He was not allowed to adduce as evidence the case to which he referred on his web log, which is a public interest defence that he needed to reveal the failures of the judicial system in Jersey".

Similarly, Appel et al. (348) were not able to adduce clear evidence for asthma induced by formaldehyde.