Sentence examples for it posited from inspiring English sources

Much of the order it posited seems ridiculous in retrospect.

Perhaps, it posited, Waley could just be part of her husband's Wikipedia article instead?

It posited a crisis within a global Islamic community that made conflict with the United States and Europe inevitable.

It posited the creation of a single binational state of Jews and Palestinians and suggested a Jewish state was anachronistic.

Luther's version is tendentious: he consigned the Book of James to the Apocrypha, because it posited good works, rather than faith alone, as a route to salvation.

Meier was aghast at Irwin's proposal; it posited an all-out argument against the permanence and eternal unities that Meier's architecture symbolized.

Promoter-proximal pausing is observed mainly in metazoans, in accord with its posited role in synchrony.

This would only lead people to question the sincerity of its posited global leadership.

In earlier work, the ratio of the folding temperature over the glass-transition temperature was related to a statistical measure of protein energy landscapes denoted as the foldability F. It was posited and subsequently established by simulation that good folders had larger foldabilities, on average, than bad folders.

It is posited that items that address higher level cognitive tasks (e.g., decision-making) would elicit fewer maximum ratings compared to items that addressed lower level cognitive tasks (e.g., access to information).

It fits a posited structural equation model (SEM), with an equation each for Y, M, and L. In this example, it fits a model consonant with Robins and Greenland's assumption (11).