Sentence examples for pragmatic potential from inspiring English sources
Mr. Rajoub has close ties to top Israeli and American security officials and is regarded, at least by Israelis, as a pragmatic potential successor to Mr. Arafat.
This paper introduces the concept of 'biological potential' – the pragmatic potential for urban areas to be retrofitted with suitable green infrastructure.
As indicated above, Braun follows the standard Naive Russellian in insisting that (1) and (4) say the same thing, but he departs from his fellow Naive Russellians by refusing to appeal to differences in the pragmatic potential of (1) and (4) in accounting for our "Frege intuitions".
This subjectivist view of metaphor entailments indicates the pragmatic potentials of metaphor and is in line with earlier research on metaphor as a cognitive heuristic, a framing device, as well as a conveyer of emotion and stance in politics (Bronowski 1972; Brown 1976; Landau 1961; Edelman 1971, 1977; Miller 1979).
In a world where we need pragmatic solutions, the potential seems too great.
As early as 10 years after water began to flow into the fields, Neff pointed to geologic and engineering difficulties that excess groundwater recharge in the CBP area created, and he outlined some potential pragmatic solutions (Neff 1968).
But even if the decision to include so many redheads can be traced to pragmatic roots, the potential effects of that decision are tremendous.
In the fall of 2008, a pragmatic search for potential contributors was undertaken.
Second, factor analysis was used as a pragmatic guide to potential subscale membership among the ICBM items [ 22].
In such a case, secondary thematic analysis would form the principal approach to synthesis, thus reducing the major potential pragmatic benefits of the best-fit approach described in this paper.
However, pragmatic issues and potential strategies that a researcher might use when conducting a study to collect ePRO data are not often discussed, and this paper addresses this gap in the literature.
