Sentence examples for most propositions from inspiring English sources
While most propositions have carrots, this one is all stick.
Most propositions with "is-a" or "has-a" were coded as structure.
He claims that functionalism about belief, plus the requirement that beliefs latch onto relatively natural properties, mean that most propositions cannot be thought, and this blocks the paradox.
We tested and corroborated most propositions derived from transaction cost theory relating contractual incompleteness to transaction characteristics, even when we considered the complete set of the theory's propositions by endogeneizing the asset specificity at stake in transactions.
Most propositions are launched by special interest groups followed by commercials and mailings.
Most propositions actually generated a considerable spread in answers of people either agreeing or disagreeing with a certain proposition.
In Switzerland, the people have the unique privilege of being able to oppose most legislative propositions by way of referendum and, also, as in this case, to make legislative propositions.
"They had some of the most illegal propositions," he said.
The two ruckmen, Kreuzer and Leuenberger, are among the most interesting propositions.
Robbins also argued that the most important propositions and laws in economics are logically derived from basic and obvious assumptions.
Votes for women, like racial equality, colonial representation and most other propositions that looked self-evident to Mill, seemed the purest fantasy to his contemporaries.
