Sentence examples for than supposing from inspiring English sources

Rather than supposing that all consumption choices can be ranked by how much they promote an agent's happiness, economists focused on the ranking itself.

Rather than supposing that functions are determined by natural selection across multiple generations, many philosophers contend that it is more plausible that the functions that underlie mental representations are acquired through cognitive development.

This is to represent the pleasure that arises here as directed at some state of affairs of which it is cognisant, rather than supposing simply that the thought of someone's misfortune causes a feeling of pleasure.

However, in a report prepared for one of these 21st century skill projects, Scardamalia et al. ([2012]) argued that in a project with such forward-looking aspirations the traditional working-backward-from-goals approach ought to be augmented by provisions for the discovery of new needed competencies, rather than supposing that these can all be identified in advance.

Therefore we can use this causal time order to speculate that where associations are seen, these social influences help form attitudes and behaviors, rather than supposing that breast cancer-specific actions and opinions change a woman's family or work status.

Research published last month now suggests the asymmetry could be far more substantial than supposed.

"The Plautine in Plautus" consists in pervasive qualities rather than supposed innovations of plot or technique.

My point is that there's greater human variation than supposed.

Research led by Christopher Gregg and Catherine Dulac of Harvard has shown that imprinting is far more common and more intricate than supposed.

Any Asian competitive threat surely comes more from the region's economic clout than supposed weaker rules.

"The cure, that is the improvement of the body politic of the movie, is simpler than supposed, perfectly obvious. . . .