Sentence examples for rw i from inspiring English sources

RW: I think they're entitled to their view.

RW: I suppose I really wonder why you're so angry.

RW: I think he's entitled to believe it as a human being.

RW: I think his reasoning is not relevant to the sequencing of the human genome, which is what he's famous for.

(P1) is a deontic principle of non-contradiction (RW IV, 264 f).; (P2) is the principle that "ought implies permitted" (RW I, 236); (P3) is a kind of combination principle for ought (RW I, 229 f).; (P4) is the "ought implies can" principle (RW I, 230, 257, RW IV, 214, and WL II, 348); and (P5) is a deontic entailment principle (RW I, 229, WL II, 339, 348).

RW: I must say Phil Jagielka has been doing a wonderful job for Everton and for his country.

ATG15 have addressed the importance of a wave-induced scalar quantity and symbolized it as Λ: it vanishes for mid-latitude IGWs (i.e., waves with no perturbation of EPV) and becomes nonzero for mid-latitude RWs (i.e., wave with a perturbation of EPV).

The tokens included two RWs (i.e., "baby muppet"/bebi mʌpɪt/ and "peppy mama muppet"/p εpi mam ə mʌpɪt/) and two NWs (i.e., "babu mepid"/bᴂb ə m εpɪd/ and "bebu pupu bepid"/bɛb ə pʌp ə bɛpɪd/), which were presented in a randomized order in terms of word type (RW versus NW) and length (four versus six syllables).

RW A I cannot be entirely certain without a bit more detail but it sounds to me as if Abbey could be in breach of the banking code here.

RW A I can't be entirely certain without a bit more detail, but it sounds to me as if Abbey could be in breach of the banking code here.

RW: Basically, I'd find the artists and invite them.