Sentence examples for sense proposition from inspiring English sources

The common sense proposition is that we cannot go on consuming more resources than we produce or, sooner or later, energy will run out.

3008, 3016, 97 L.Ed.2d 485 (1987) (crediting " 'the common sense proposition that individuals living with others usually have reduced per capita costs because many of their expenses are shared' " (quoting Termini v. Califano, 611 F.2d 370, 370 (CA2 1979))).

Let us now show that in a sense, Proposition 3.12 (ii) reverses the construction and produces a triangulated category starting from gluing data for a semiorthogonal decomposition.

A growing body of research supports the common sense proposition that children with strong social and emotional capacity do better in school.

In the most general sense, propositions correspond to attributes of an image that are changed by applying a service.

Thus Russell has set himself a rather difficult problem, since it is not at all clear that there can be any true propositions that are not, in some sense, propositions about what is, has been or will be.

But in a broad sense propositions like "no object can be red and green all over at the same time" are true "in virtue of their meaning", even if they are not analytic (they're synthetic).

But then it is hard to see how the view could properly explicate the notion of samesaying without relying on the idea that utterances and belief states express, in some sense, propositions.

In the partisan election debate, with Tea Partiers ginning up hysteria about incipient socialism and out of control spending, the statement offers a series of common sense propositions.

I thought that would be viewed as a pretty common-sense proposition.

This common-sense proposition has long led conservation biologists to concentrate on core areas as they delineate habitats to protect, or sites to reintroduce species.