Sentence examples for problems of testimony from inspiring English sources

The obvious advantage is to comprehend more of the epistemological problems of testimony.

The previous sub-section addressed the basic or generic problem of testimony.

In this sub-section and the next one we examine two "spin-offs" of the generic problem of testimony.

The first branch of social epistemology, so characterized, subsumes two of the most intensively debated topics in the field: (A) the problem of testimony-based justification, and (B) the problem of peer disagreement.

"I was trying to address the problem of unreliable testimony by experts in capital cases," Mr. Dunnam said.

This question represents the dominant epistemological problem of testimony is testimony an autonomous source of epistemic authority?

His recent book, Testimony, shows a clear analysis of what is wrong with France, but is weak on remedies to solve the country's structural economic problems (see my review of Testimony in Prospect magazine).

Mr. Skilling maintains that when he resigned in August, he had no inkling of any accounting problems -- testimony several lawmakers say they find hard to believe.

That's a problem," Judge Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers said at the end of the trial's third day of testimony in Oakland, California.

Barlow informed his superiors, including Gerald Brubaker, his immediate supervisor, of his problems with the testimony, and urged that it be corrected.

Plenty of testimony to the contrary.