Sentence examples for likely has from inspiring English sources

What he likely has in mind is this: on a literal reading, mathematical sentences are untrue, as fictionalism says, but there's an alternative reading on which they come out true (and nominalistically kosher).

Thus, when all the dust settles the real import of Woodin's work on CH (so the argument goes) is not that CH is false but rather that CH very likely has an answer.

These different views will likely have implications for what value justice might have.

Spinoza had barely begun writing the first of what would likely have been two chapters on democracy when he died on February 21 , 1677

Our thinking about what it is to be a truth-maker will likely have knock-on effects for how we answer the second and third questions.

Consequently they would likely have kept well ahead of the freed people and their descendants even if the civil and political rights of each group were equally protected.

In other words, if they use genetic interventions in reproduction, they must not use them to narrow the range of options their child will likely have.

Wyclif was vigorous in his condemnation of the Donation, and would likely have been pleased had he lived into the early fifteenth century, when Nicholas of Cusa argued persuasively that the document was a ninth-century forgery.

One suspects that Wittgenstein's intention would most likely have been to follow Russell's convention of reading the logical operator as having narrow scope unless the alternative is expressly indicated (cf. PM, 172).

If he dedicated to Pico as the letter indicates, it would most likely have been composed before the Dialoghi and also, based on the title, it would have been composed in Latin.

Within this century we shall likely have a fairly complete biological account of the organization of affective phenomena in the brain, if only in the value-free and consciousness-uninformative style of post-Galilean science.