Sentence examples for reason implies from inspiring English sources
The first possible reason implies the change in dielectric constant of P3HT environment.
Moreover, considering (1.10) under the condition, the existence of the finite limit of each solution (for whatever reason) implies that (1.12).
That we are governed in our natural condition by such a substantive moral law, legislated by God and known to us through our natural reason, implies that the state of nature is not the war of all against all that Hobbes claims it is.
The credit-card company (who for some reason implied on the phone that seeking to hire a car in Wales could be interpreted as an "irregular and potentially suspicious pattern of spending") keep me in the office for 20 minutes, after which they allow the transaction, but still block the card.
Thats absolutely true, but not for the reason implied when you refer to me in the same sentence as convicted felons Raj Rajaratnam and Bernie Madoff.
Jacobi had argued, sharply to the contrary, that Spinozism, and indeed all fundamental reliance on reason, implied atheism and fatalism, and should therefore be rejected in favor of a leap of faith to a conventional Christian theism.
Promoting cycling for health reasons implies that the health benefits of cycling should outweigh the risks of cycling.
From this perspective, the conclusive reasons implied by rights assertions really are conclusive, but only within certain circumstances.
Were we to go this route, we would need to temper the "conclusiveness" of the conclusive reasons implied by rights assertions to accommodate the facts that some rights have priority to others, and that few if any rights outweigh absolutely all non-right considerations in all circumstances.
First-line biological therapy is not reimbursed by the German SHI funds unless individual reasons imply poor response or toxicity of DMARDs.
Whatever the reason, that implies that nearly half the nation's gardeners are still well out of step with the times.
