Sentence examples for that counterpart from inspiring English sources

Lewis thinks that counterpart theory can reflect our indecision.

However, they usually require that counterpart funds be made available.

(It should be emphasized that counterpart theory is not the only means of obtaining Abelardian predicates. See Noonan 1991).

But Lewis' proposal is to treat essentialist attributions about truth-making in the same relativistic spirit that counterpart theory treats every other modal attribution (2003: 27 32).

Reports had suggested that counterpart Ally McCoist was willing to make that sacrifice until the end of the season with Rangers in administration.

(49) and (50) and that counterpart of values of growth rate of Fig. 7 are positive.

Sandie Dawe of VisitBritain, a government agency, says that counterparts in places such as the Netherlands struggle to get Chinese crowds to stay more than one night.

This means that counterparts to Kuhnian questions about theory loading and its epistemic significance arise in connection with the analysis and interpretation of observational evidence.

Involvement of country stakeholders increases the likelihood that counterparts at all levels buy into the plan, understand its intentions, and accept stakeholder responsibilities.

He was shocked to find that his counterpart was over 80 years old.

But when you can cross the border, you cannot assume that your counterpart shares those values.