Sentence examples for purported problem from inspiring English sources

Occasionalists and Cambridge Platonists developed accounts of causality in order to remedy a purported problem with Descartes's ontology.

The purported problem is this: how can two substances that have completely different essences essences that render them "really distinct" substances interact with each other?

On the old textbook account, occasionalism was an ad hoc response to the purported problem in Descartes of how substances as distinct in nature as mind and body are can causally interact.

However, as against this quick way with the purported problem, there stands the intuition, mentioned and exploited above, that the true proposition that Socrates is wise is identical with the proposition that Socrates is wise.

Within the context of starting a market for plug-in hybrid electric vehicles (PHEVs), we explore two aspects of the purported problem: (1) PHEV performance goals and (2) the abilities of present and near-term battery chemistries to meet the resulting technological requirements.

Nonetheless, a central concern with the epistemological approach is its counter-intuitive nature a purported problem that Sorensen (2001) is dedicated to resolving.

(According to the Times, the F.D.A. investigated and found that the story was bogus, because "the generic had been introduced six months before the purported problems began").

http://t.co/SR3mM2YS by @ferenstein — TechCrunch (@TechCrunch) 6 Nov 12 — BEN SISARIO During the day on Tuesday, when there was nothing to do but worry, bloggers and reporters heaped attention on purported problems at a handful of polling sites.

On May 4, Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich wrote a formal opinion supporting the use of public funds to educate the public about the purported problems associated with marijuana and legalization.

And the correction now to Obama's deliberativeness, which so many perceived as a sign of the nation's purported manhood problem?

Policy makers want to address a purported malpractice insurance problem by limiting what patients who are harmed can recover.