Sentence examples for possible contradictions from inspiring English sources
He examined propositions by stating possible contradictions and developed the syllogism, a method of proof based on stated premises.
Documents that the information commissioner ordered to be released last year show that the drafters of the UK dossier compared its claims closely with the CIA dossier and raised possible contradictions over estimates of Iraq's capabilities.
The first aim of this article is to analyse possible contradictions and synergies between these two strategies and analyse the implications for developing countries and sustainable development targets.
When the criteria and alternatives pairwise comparison matrices are complete, a consistency test can be performed to check for possible contradictions in the entries.
From this perspective, it is important to study these innovative projects not only to observe and analyze what they do but also to penetrate their meaning, to reconstruct their motives and establish the possible contradictions between faculty thought and behaviour (Baudouin and Friedrich in Salinas, 2004).
During the use of hypothesis-specific heuristics, clinicians directed their efforts toward a diagnosis that confirmed their hypothesis and refuted all possible contradictions.
But he's wise to the possible contradiction.
(He then acknowledged the possible contradiction in his action).
Filtered through Cai, however, it evokes a state of mind capacious enough to smile benignly upon every possible contradiction.
Presidents with extensive experience as labour or community organisers: Ronald Reagan and Barack Obama).If there were no possible contradiction between ensuring firm profitability and ensuring the welfare of most Americans, then the fact that Mitt Romney is, by background and conviction, overwhelmingly dedicated to the pursuit of profits at the expense of wages and employment would not matter.
When they are not independent, the possible "contradiction" serves as a measure of the approximation of the solution.
