Sentence examples for posited against from inspiring English sources
It was posited against the prevailing Peripatetic view which made reference to such things as substantial forms and prime matter in order to explain the permanence underlying the continuous change that matter undergoes.
We further posited that screening against non-essential gene deletions could maximize the potential of identifying SS/SL interactions with potential therapeutic utility.
But speaking to an audience of ambassadors in Paris, Professor Stern, the chair of the Grantham research institute on climate change and the environment, said that it was a false dichotomy to posit growth against climate action.
Theoretical (or theoric) atheism explicitly posits arguments against the existence of gods, responding to common theistic arguments such as the argument from design or Pascal's Wager.
Some Mormons have also posited that the threats against Twede were due to a section on MormonThink.com that offered details of Mormon temple ceremonies, including photos.
Meier was aghast at Irwin's proposal; it posited an all-out argument against the permanence and eternal unities that Meier's architecture symbolized.
More instructive is that only twice this season might it be posited that United played well: against Swansea, in the opening game – even that punctuated by moments rather than replete with cohesion – and against a Bayer Leverkusen team that barely competed, yet, with merely competent goalkeeping, might have sneaked a draw.
Mimicking the arguments that have been laid against him, he posited: "[Skeptics said] he [Obama] hasn't been in Washington long enough.
Against this dualism Dai posited a monistic system.
But Dr. Polchinski and his team pitted Einstein against quantum theory, which posited that the event horizon would become a blazing firewall of energy that would torch your body to smithereens.
If her grandmother were alive today, Hannah posited, "I think that she would be working against the mass incarceration of African American and Latino young men".
