Sentence examples for limiting conception from inspiring English sources

The 'absolute' thus functions as "a limiting conception" (ibid., p. 41).

It is just possible that women are making choices to limit conception in a stressful situation, but we emphasize that we have no evidence for this intriguing speculation.

But religiously speaking, there are only three possible responses: you can continue to believe in a God who knows in advance the number of our days; you can sharply limit your conception of God's power, by positing a deity who does not know in advance what we will do, or who cannot control what we will do; or you can scrap the whole idea of divinity.

Above all, Schelling's account of mind and world, particularly his insistence on the need not to limit our conception of nature to what can be objectified by scientific methods, is, in the light of the ecological crisis, proving to be more durable than his reception might until recently have suggested.

Poverty limits both conceptions of and access to relevant futures.

To find optimal clinical rules that maximize the probability of conception while limiting the number of intercourse days required.

The Soviet Union, which bore the brunt of the wartime casualties in fighting Nazi Germany, following Roosevelt's strategic conception of limiting the cost in American blood while providing plenty of tools for the allies, would have bridled perhaps to the point of breaking the alliance absent FDR's deft handling.

Clearly this claim is much more plausible with the stronger conception of rationality that McDowell is urging than the weaker conception limited to mere deductive relations.

But the province of the architect is not limited to the conception of single structures in harmony with a given setting.

The presented framework shows that product managers' roles are not limited to the conception of the "mini-CEO".

However, the computing performance of these extensions is often limited for the design conceptions of the single data stream.