Sentence examples for no principles to from inspiring English sources

Previously, there had been no principles to guide the development of the proper sequence.

If you believe that sustainable investing is at least better than throwing up your hands and bringing no principles to your portfolio, an exchange-traded fund called the iShares KLD Select Social Index Fund is worth a look.

Trump has neither, which means he's either being pushed around by people who have figured out how to manipulate him for their own ideological ends, or he's flopping about aimlessly with no principles to guide him except if Obama did it, I should do the opposite.

They "are acutely aware that their country, whose resurgence they feel and admire, has no principle to guide it," Harvey Mansfield wrote in an e-mail to me, after his visit.

John Pressley Todd, another assistant attorney general, said there was no principle to distinguish questions about Judge Marquardt's marijuana use from inquiries into all sorts of matters that might influence judicial decision making.

There seems to be no principle to determine which.

In all SEM models run in LISREL software, the values of Estimated Mood are not interpretable because there is no principle to which one can compare these values.

I admit I have no principle to uphold in asking that I be called by my professional name in print.

Berlin got around the "no bailout" principle to lend money to Greece in a multilateral rescue in May, arguing that Germany's own financial stability was at stake.

Perhaps there are no general principles to be discovered about the evolution of these things and the best we can hope for is a 'patchwork' of explanations (Dupré 1995; Cartwright 1999).

"There was no political organization in place, no clearly defined principles to follow," Obama writes.