Sentence examples similar to minor necessities from inspiring English sources

Kilwardby explains that in first-figure mixed necessity-assertoric syllogisms the necessity premise appropriates to itself a minor which is necessary per se; no such appropriation occurs in first-figure mixed assertoric-necessity syllogisms.

The contributions of Mr. McKay, who joins the conversation late, after coming home from work, have of necessity been minor.

Structure and continuity are two of the most important "necessities" for the minor children of divorce.

Children's rights are the human rights of children, with particular attention to the rights of special protection and care afforded to minors, and provision of basic necessities.

Minor improvement -- or not so minor -- for the Rays is a necessity.

In mixed first-figure syllogisms with a major necessity premise and a minor asertoric premise, the non-modalized premise should be simpliciter assertoric, i.e., a necessarily true per se predication.

We have to take a radical position with regard to American literature, admit its minor virtues and announce that it lacks necessity and point out its immense shortcomings".

15 Modifications included elimination of the necessity of including authors' spouses, minor dependents, relatives and nonfinancial COI.

Out of necessity, they have been using numerous minor leaguers in their games.

It has been a minor irritant in our marriage that I, by necessity, have become accustom to.

"I think there is a vital necessity to drive out so-called minor crime and disorder as a way of driving out more serious crime".