Sentence examples for reasoned deduction from inspiring English sources

My acceptance of abortion as a grave, categorical wrong is one part respectful deference to authoritative Catholic teaching and one part reasoned deduction from our scientific knowledge of genetics and the beginning of an individual life.

At the same time, the knockabout, spontaneous emergence of clues and red herrings appears to challenge the careful, reasoned deduction process employed by Sherlock Holmes, Poirot et al. Especially as all the performers, including the detective, are required to play minor roles in the story too.

Enron avoided taxes for another big reason: deductions for stock options.

"The reason deductions is a more attractive way to do this is because it doesn't hit small businesses nearly as hard as rate increases do," Thune said.

In the Critique of Practical Reason the Deduction of Freedom aims to demonstrate our entitlement to regard ourselves as free.

"It may very well be an automated system but it doesn't take a lot to see that if the reason for deduction is death, don't print or don't send, it's simple as that," he said.

Glaeser's got some tough words for poorly reasoned public policies that feed suburban living: federal highway programs, the mortgage tax deduction, low gas prices.

However, adding another component such as a potentially harmful pattern of weather (EP) to Equation 3, and following the previous deduction, we can reason that it cannot be retrospectively assessed whether some of the overall effect observed in the Overall-effect Group might be explained by a change in temperature.

The Jesuits did not want us to believe in church teachings on their word; they wanted us to arrive there by intellectual deduction, reason and -- failing all that -- simple faith.

He reasons that when this round of tax proposals began, there was talk of ending the mortgage interest deduction altogether.

A major reason is that the deduction has long been capitalized into the prices of homes.