Sentence examples for principles one from inspiring English sources

His bet is founded on two principles: one being that VXX and UVXY, because they track a basket of VIX futures, not the index itself, will decline in value over time as the contracts expire.

Perhaps the dialogue brings us only as far as the threshold of the theory of Forms precisely because, on Socratic principles, one can get no further.

According to the International Federation of Organic Agriculture Movements (IFOAM), organic agriculture is based on four principles, one of which is the principle of ecology.

Based on these principles, one must conclude that thresholds are the rule (NRC, 2007a, 2007b).

Burning Man operates on 10 philosophical principles, one of which is "leaving no trace" -- which means that once Burning Man is over, all -- and I do mean all -- physical remnants of its 60,000 inhabitants are gone.

There's just not enough unanimity on a new set of principles". One hope for publishing stardom is Professor Krugman, 42, the Wunderkind of international economics who recently moved from M.I.T. to Stanford.

He had three fundamental principles — ones that should inform any serious effort at tax reform.

Does your faith dictate any absolute principles, ones you would never compromise, for using military force?

On this principle one might also say that Sherman adapted Georgia during the Civil War.

Subduction-zone earthquakes operate on the opposite principle: one enormous problem causes many other enormous problems.

In principle one can have a conversation on those grounds.