Sentence examples for supposing that it is from inspiring English sources

"I think there is something a little bit arrogant about ministers supposing that it is for them to redefine communal rules that have existed for centuries," he added.

There he showed that the observed proportion of, say, tosses of heads or of male births will converge as the number of trials increases to the true probability p, supposing that it is uniform.

In contrast, supposing that it is indeed true, L2 would not support that if an arbitrary man were here in the room, he would be a third son.

As just noted, a moral relativist could make sense of this by supposing that it is the fundamental standards of a moral code that are authoritative for people in a society that accepts that code.

She provides what amounts to a modal specification of this path of inquiry when she describes mortals as supposing "that it is and is not the same/ and not the same" (fr. 6.8 9a).

Cordemoy's first question is how, on this account, can we individuate a body at rest: "According to their doctrine, we cannot conceive of a body at rest between other bodies, because supposing that it is touching them, this doctrine teaches that together with them it makes only one body.

Suppose that, it is sufficient to show that.

It was reasonable to suppose that it is a conservative protein, especially due to its ZP domain.

It is a story which derives most of its power from the way that believers suppose that it is true.

But suppose that it is right, and that current stock valuations are in fact reasonable.

So suppose that it is true both that affirmative action is just and that abortion is morally permissible.