Sentence examples for namely out of from inspiring English sources

"Would it be fair to say," he asked Hymowitz, "that she exhibited sociopathic qualities and traits?" Hymowitz replied at first that he wasn't sure "whether we're talking about someone who was delusional, namely out of touch with reality at least in selected areas concerning the child and the father, or whether it was sociopathic and therefore more premeditated and manipulated".

Labour seems to support the project because it provides jobs (a main motive, too, for its decision to go ahead with contracts to build two large aircraft carriers for the navy) and also for a "political" reason – namely, out of fear it will be accused of putting the UK at risk if it abandons Trident.

We owe a moral debt of gratitude (rather than the mere "thank you" of good manners) only to those who confer benefits on us deliberately and for the right reason, namely out of concern for our own good.

The curricula analysis and expert interviews enabled us to identify three subtasks27 of the ALUSIM tasks—namely, out of (1) 'sales': (1.1) 'processing a customer order' and (1.2) 'writing an email to a customer'; and out of (2) 'purchase': (2.1) 'asking for an offer' which the apprentices should be able to complete in their first year of apprenticeship.

Insurers will also do the dirty work politicians aren't willing to do: They will help to push some people — poor people who can't pay big insurance bills, namely — out of areas deemed too dangerous to live in.

He explains that after the 1972 presidential election, he, too, was of a mind to refrain from calling for Nixon's impeachment, namely out of a concern that his reproach would be perceived as a vendetta.

In finance and health care, a common political dynamic has created similar trends, namely, out-of-control costs, weak accountability, and the use of immediate revenue patches to postpone dealing with fundamental problems.

Presented in this paper is an analytical investigation on column stability of unbraced multi-storey frames with accounting for initial geometric imperfections, namely, out-of-straightness of columns and out-of-plumbness of the frame.

Ten full-scale coped steel I-beam tests were conducted to examine the effects of two main test parameters, namely, out-of-plane loading eccentricity and web block aspect ratio (ratio of shear area to tension area).

Murray and Frank [ 16] describe eight mechanisms for mobilizing funds, namely: out-of-pocket payments, voluntary insurance rated by income, voluntary insurance rated by risk, compulsory insurance, general taxes, earmarked taxes, and donations from nongovernmental organizations and transfers from donor agencies [ 16].

We assume that a general cooperative sensing scheme, namely, a-out-of-b rule, is employed by each SU to determine the idle/busy status of each channel based on reported sensing results from other SUs.