Sentence examples for statement can be given from inspiring English sources

At this point no definitive statement can be given and additional research is needed to confirm the findings of this research in a prospective setting.

Where so many, so many times, admitted prejudice, such a statement of impartiality can be given little weight.

This is something that Lewis arguably denied, as we shall see in the next two sections, by arguing that there can be conditionals about expected experience (constituting the empirical content of material object statements) the antecedents of which consist solely of statements about experience that can be given and thus certain for us).

The critique was based on the observation that sense data are so inextricably bound up with the conditions under which they are experienced, that no correspondence between statements about those and the statements "we want to assert" can be given (see Chisholm 1948 for example).

Almost all adolescents (n = 84) attended psychotherapy; however, no statement about mean duration of therapy can be given as data was only available from half of the sample (50%%).

Indeed, given these ontological views it is hard to see how any reason could be agent-relative since any fact can be given a full statement without the use of indexicals of any kind.

The two conditions are (i) that points must have to each other the kind of relations which geometry demands; and (ii) that points must have to finite areas and volumes such a relation that a reasonable sense can be given to the statement that such areas and volumes can be exhaustively analysed into sets of points".

Then students can be given a list of statements (some of which are teleological) and be asked to identify which these are.

"No further details can be given at this stage," the statement added.

Wu-Tang's official statement elaborates, "It can be exhibited publicly and it can be given away for free.

What account can be given of the truth-conditions of moral statements?