Sentence examples for proposition arises from inspiring English sources

The first proposition arises out of a suit brought on account of the killing by the railroad of a colt.

The second proposition arises out of a suit brought on account of the destruction of an elevator and the property attached to it by fire caused by operating a railroad.

The assumption is that an evident proposition arises from, or is formulated from, certain types of simple evident apprehensions, namely, intuitive apprehensions.

In this case, there is no contradiction, but we become entangled in a vicious regress (p. 440), and hence no proposition arises.

While the number of sequence reads obtained would seem to have been sufficient to produce a complete picture of the family, a caveat to this proposition arises from uncertainty about sample completeness.

Sam relished the challenge and told his critics that, wherever he goes, he's always got his boxing gear in the boot of his car and, should a proposition arise, he would happily take on whoever it was putting the challenge forward.

Rather warrant for each proposition in a web of mutually supporting, probability enhancing propositions arises in virtue of their mutual relationships.

The logic of the proposal arises from two propositions: (a) DNA is an invaluable technology in solving serious crime; but (b) as soon as you confine it to certain classes of people you produce arbitrariness and injustice.

Four principal propositions arise from this analysis.

Such case studies could be used to examine the propositions arising from this study.

The propositions arising from the review will also inform the design of future intervention studies, and define outstanding knowledge gaps and research needs.