Sentence examples for putative values from inspiring English sources

Utilitarians, for example, usually argue that there is only one value and that is welfare or pleasure or happiness, or something of that ilk.[3] Monist utilitarians must claim that all other putative values, such as friendship, knowledge and so on, are only instrumental values valuable in so far as they contribute to happiness.

By a significant difference we mean that the mean putative size of a given node is greater or smaller than the size inferred for the anterior node plus or minus its standard error (Table S3 shows the putative values of the ancestral nodes, assigned on Figure S5).

Since then the putative value of the privately-held Facebook has grown more than fourfold, from $15bn to $70bn.

And Sheila — without any government aid — has started a foundation to enlighten Americans about the putative value of hand-mined pebbles.

As he did so, he gave himself a putative value of around £50m, possibly more, as a future sire of champions.

Student: I've heard a lot about issues with click-through rates on various social networking sites, so if you could talk about, what you think the putative value of Facebook should be, and whether the current valuation is appropriate.

A putative value of £40 billion for the wireless business seems reasonable, but mobile valuations are unpredictable these days and there will be competition for investor interest from other wireless public offerings.

Let's start with the putative value of truth.

One effect of the Waste Management bid was to raise the putative value of the Republic all-stock offer for Allied.

The putative value here is that your site gets included in the database immediately, though of course you still have to earn a top spot in the search stack.

Uber rode his self-confidence to a putative value of $70 billion.