Sentence examples for posited as from inspiring English sources

Physiological mechanisms including metabolic disturbance have been posited as plausible explanations for these observed associations [ 3].

Investment in gas is posited as an alternative to green fuels.

Even the book itself is posited as a kind of public offering.

Space Invaders is convincingly posited as the beginning of story and character in video games.

MetroPCS, the cellphone service provider, has been posited as a potential deal target for awhile.

It's even posited as a reasonable excuse for opposition leader Shorten's outrageously dishonest campaign about the privatisation of Medicare.

Like the child, the creative writing student is posited as a centre of vulnerable creativity, needful of attention and authority.

For President Bush, presiding over an America that seems to just want nice, bipartisanship is posited as an end in itself.

People enjoy reading about "dysfunctional families," and if the dysfunction is posited as explanatory which in Bourgeois's case it sometimes was—so much the better.

In the absence of a nudge, abolition of the death penalty could be posited as an entry into a trading bloc or partnership.

On the contrary, it is identity politics – albeit with class posited as the master identity (in place of, say, gender or race).