Sentence examples for principles are strong from inspiring English sources

The strongest such principles are strong forms of inductive definitions.

His principles are stronger than most, but his apparently intractable commitment to aesthetic football is starting to come under significant pressure.

Bollinger demonstrated that universities don't have to cave in to their critics on either the right or the left — that certain principles are stronger than political opportunism.

His principles were strong.

Representative J.C. Burrows of Michigan disagreed, arguing that the platform's "party principles" were "stronger than the convictions and purposes of any one man, and in the end will surely prevail".

That may make the individual poll more accurate — but reduce the value of aggregating or averaging polls since the "wisdom of crowds" principle is strongest when individual members of the crowd are behaving independently.

Furthermore, our maximum principle is stronger than the one in (Wu 2013; Yong 2010) (see Example 1).

If an arbitrary function deserves that name, the rule-to-rule principle is stronger than (C): it is equivalent to local, distributive, language bound compositionality of meaning.

But if we insist — quite plausibly — that a semantic rule must be computable (or perhaps easily computable) the rule-to-rule principle is stronger than that.

This supports the view that these babies already are acting on the basis of some principle connecting efficiency and goal-directedness, and that this principle is stronger than their tendency to imitate.

There are various ways of doing this, the most natural of which appears to be the following: Again, this principle is stronger than (P.4a) and (P.4b), since it rules out all patterns in Figure 2, and in M it is equivalent to (P.4).