Sentence examples for parallel reasons from inspiring English sources

The majority of citizens prefer trickle up and for parallel reasons.

For parallel reasons, o2 is circular at r4.

For parallel reasons, the non-existence of a non-existing substance must be explained solely through facts about the non-existing substance.

And for parallel reasons, if something did not exist and there was no reason for its non-existence, the fact of its non-existence would also be a violation of the PSR.

For parallel reasons, some theorists have noted that concentration on only desires as the focal point of autonomy is overly narrow, as people can (fail to) exhibit self-government relative to a wide range of personal characteristics, such as values, physical traits, relations to others, and so on (see Double 1992, 66).

For parallel reasons the dire challenges of today make Joe Biden your wisest, most trusted choice.

And for a parallel reason, conservative Buddhist clergy have forbidden gambling houses from Thailand and Myanmar.Such restrictive attitudes have ensured that the Cambodian casinos at Koh Kong and Poipet, along the Thai border, and at Bavet on the Vietnamese border, do a roaring trade.

Forgetting to take PCP prophylaxis was the most common reason provided by participants in our analysis, followed by concern about side effects and inability to fit taking the medication(s) into one's schedule, which parallels reasons given for nonadherence to ART among SHAS participants in a separate analysis [23].

As such, this synthetic principle fulfils a need of practical reason parallel to theoretical reason's need for the unconditioned condition.

Baumgarten's departure from Wolff here may be subtle, but his idea is that the use of a broad range of our mental capacities for dealing with sensory representations and imagery is not an inferior and provisional substitute for reason and its logical and scientific analysis, but something parallel to reason.

In parallel, a reasoned fluid strategy requires that we do not consider septic shock as a single "one size fits all" disease, but rather that it is made of different phases, each implying a different therapeutic attitude [16].