Sentence examples for reliance on argument from inspiring English sources

While purporting merely to interpret Augustinian texts, this early theological treatise is philosophically significant for its rationalistic, dialectical analysis of key theological concepts and its reliance on argument rather than scriptural citation.

Efforts using computational algorithms towards the enumeration of the full set of miRNAs of an organism have been limited by strong reliance on arguments of precursor conservation and feature similarity.

In reliance on this argument, force has been used on certain occasions.

Wellman evidently agrees with this point, but he explicitly acknowledges the hybrid nature of his theory, which combines an appeal to the natural duty of Samaritanism with reliance on the argument from fair play (2005, esp. chap. 2).

And the reliance on such arguments is itself deeply revealing, because it illustrates the right's intellectual decline.

As well as changing theories and changing disciplines informing ECEC, another important trend is increasing reliance on economic arguments (Penn, 2008).

As such, a reliance on heuristic arguments for judgments as to the quality of results has resulted in a complex situation that has led to many proposed solutions [ 24].

Hinkel (2011) argue that the heavy reliance on normative arguments within indicator-based approaches to vulnerability such as this mean that they are only appropriate for local scale studies where the indicator variables can be tied inductively to observed impact datasets.

"What changed that explains the current primary reliance on the AUMF argument?" wonders Kerr.

Reliance on the public domain argument is particularly fraught.

There may be a problem for those more sophisticated forms of non-cognitivism according to which moral terms have both descriptive and prescriptive or expressive meaning when these are coupled with reliance on the Open Question Argument.