Sentence examples for render the statement from inspiring English sources

This would effectively render the statement, "to date this is the largest study of HBO" untrue because most did not receive HBOT, and of those who did, many did not receive therapeutic HBOT (potentially 25% of the 12.7% in that group, i.e., at least 200 patients did not receive therapeutic HBOT who were in the HBOT group).

In religion, for example, it would render suspect the statement that God exists, which, being metaphysical, would be strictly speaking meaningless.

In a few years, Toyota's relentless growth is likely to render this statement only half true.

Feigl therefore concludes that by adopting a "semantic metalanguage" (as he could find it in the works of Tarski and the later Carnap) we are in a position to employ "a conceptual model in which statements as well as the states of affairs that render these statements true, can be represented" (Feigl 1950a, p. 49).

Referring to President Obama, Mr. Romney said, "He wants to turn America into a European-style social welfare state" -- not "a European-style entitlement society," which is how the statement was rendered in the text of the speech released by the Romney campaign.

Which comment made Natalie begin to cry, not really at the sentiment but rather out of a fearful knowledge that if reversed the statement would be rendered practically meaningless, Ms Blake having no self to be, not with Leah, or anyone.

Which comment made Natalie begin to cry, not really at the sentiment but, rather, out of a fearful knowledge that, if reversed, the statement would be rendered practically meaningless, Ms. Blake having no self to be, not with Leah or with anyone.

Decades ago, clients would receive a bill with only a lump sum and the statement "for professional services rendered".

Loux agrees in part with such a sentiment, arguing that the thesis makes univocal but transcategorial reference impossible, thereby rendering a statement of the thesis that being is said in many ways impossible as well.

Thus, for Dummett, a speaker who could classify sufficiently detailed possible states of affairs[5] into those that render any statement like these "correct and those that render it incorrect, may be said to know the assertoric content of the sentence" (1991, p. 48).

The statement says that the university will follow the case closely and take appropriate action once the judicial system renders its verdict.