Sentence examples for principle correct from inspiring English sources

For this reason, the EU-SILC user database provides longitudinal weights that in principle correct for potential bias introduced by the sample selection (Eurostat 2010).

Assumption (C) is in principle correct, since the oogonia should not persist in adult ovaries, due to the threat of accumulation of genetic anomalies with age.

But they depicted the move as an effort to return to founding principles, correcting later misgivings in its Kurdish branches by rejecting pro-Kurdish sentiments.

As in the case of Kantian constructivism, rational agreement does not simply show which moral principles are correct; rather, the correctness of moral principles is constituted by the fact that they would be agreed upon in the specified circumstances.

Whether something like the exclusion principle is correct would seem to depend upon exactly what relation functional properties bear to their various physical realizations.

It's not hard to see why the fallacy of collectivism has become so popular in big organizations: If the principle is correct, then individuals should not be required to take on risks or responsibilities.

If this principle is correct, we have a problem.

If this principle is correct, then the foregoing absolute sense of 'omnipotence' is incoherent.

Rawls has no universal principle: "The correct regulative principle for anything," he says, "depends on the nature of that thing" (TJ, 29).

If Anselm's principle is correct then if it is possible for God to exist, then God necessarily exists.

The possibility of resorting to thisnesses might make us query whether the usual formulation of the Principle is correct.