Sentence examples for principle from the from inspiring English sources

It has negotiated a cost in principle from the drug companies of less than $10 a head, of which governments would pay just 30 cents.

These days, when building up a new theory, such gauge symmetries would be imposed as a general principle from the beginning, and we'd study their consequences.

Irish artists, excluded on principle from the Rosc exhibit, have a separate show at the Municipal Gallery in Dublin titled the "Irish Imagination" selected by Brian O'Doherty.

Johnson said the agreement in principle from the Department for Transport was "a massive breakthrough" but added: "We're not going to deliver miracles overnight.

The other carried scarlet, "vivyfying" (or "vital") blood and used the arteries to distribute a life-giving principle from the lungs.

Though doing that with the technology of 1990 would have taken centuries, if not millennia, it was possible in principle from the beginning.BRAIN is different.

Though doing that with the technology of 1990 would have taken centuries, if not millennia, it was possible in principle from the beginning.BRAIN, is rather different.

In it he invokes the Second Law as the First Principle from which the many secondary correlates of aging evolve.

Hence, it is important to distinguish Bohr's own views on the correspondence principle from what the correspondence principle came to mean to the broader physics community.

Psychologists may be the only researchers barred, on principle, from encountering the thing they're meant to be studying.

The principles from the marshmallow test seemed to hold universally.