Sentence examples for reasoning now from inspiring English sources

Yet as government in Britain has become ever more presidential, that reasoning now looks to many like an arcane technicality.

It was the business case that was the reason behind establishing an environmental value fund in 1995 and that is still the reasoning now.

But this behaviour cannot be explained by Thorndike's theory, for according to Thorndike all that the rat learned in the first stage of the experiment was a new stimulus response habit; stimuli from the Skinner box should, by Thorndike's reasoning, now elicit the response of pressing the lever.

If we were to rely on this reasoning now, we would be obliged to hold that a private right of action exists for every provision of the 1934 Act, for it is a criminal violation to violate any of its provisions.

The reasoning now is that just as things can sensibly be taken to have colors in the dark, they can sensibly be taken to produce sounds in a vacuum.

Given the need in our evolutionary past for mechanisms to restrain interpersonal violence within cooperating groups, "it should come as no surprise if we have innate responses to personal violence that are powerful but rather primitive," predating the evolution of complex reasoning and now competing with our more reasoned responses (Greene 2008, 43).

But the same reasoning is now being applied to the actions of Edward Snowden.

I think this entire line of reasoning is now outdated and simplistic.

Judges who had followed Rakoff's reasoning will now have substantial incentive not to run afoul of the appeals courts.

This bizarre reasoning is now common: bonuses are useless incentives if the goal is unreachable, so move the goalposts.

Our observations give rise to new concept classes for which tractable version space reasoning is now possible, e.g., 1-decision lists, monotone depth two formulas, and halfspaces.