Sentence examples for theoretical opposition from inspiring English sources

"What comes out of my data," he concluded, is that natural science faculty members' theoretical opposition to grad student unions is "more of a financial, administrative issue than an educational issue....Educationally the natural science faculty feel like the social science faculty or the humanities faculty, that unionization does not affect the educational relationship.

It's too easy to imagine worst-case scenarios and craft theoretical opposition.

If this theoretical opposition researcher had come to me with this "story," I would have been insulted on behalf of the actual good opposition researchers I know.

So if all of Shorten's decisions are based on mitigating criticisms ahead of the next election for instance, the Government can't use his theoretical opposition to data retention as an example of him being soft on defence then clearly gay marriage fits in that box as well.

So if all of Shorten's decisions are based on mitigating criticisms ahead of the next election for instance, the Government can't use his theoretical opposition to data retention as an example of him being soft on defense then clearly gay marriage fits in that box as well.

As a literary critic (and, indeed, theorist), Amit Chaudhuri has strived to identify and analyze his own kind of postcolonialism — one marked by entanglement, self-division, and mild appropriation, rather than by decisive political opposition or confident theoretical skepticism.

Whether syntacticists believe that a synthesis or unification of this general opposition between the theoretical (i.e., logic, form) and the observational (i.e., experience, content) is desirable remains a topic of ongoing discussion.

In opposition to this theoretical mechanism, Lu and colleagues have demonstrated that the growth of some pancreatic cancer cell lines is inhibited by bile acids [ 15].

As for the latter, how can public opposition affect the theoretical case for a prioritarian pattern, the appropriateness of that case guiding policy, or both?

The more obvious this has become, the more our theoretical concerns have turned into active opposition to these reforms, leading to the BMA to move to a position of total opposition to the Bill in November last year, a move which is fully endorsed by the GPC, and subsequently supported by a growing number of professional bodies.

One of them registers in the pedantic positivism of his theoretical writings, which impose a strained opposition of the "objective" (good) against the "subjective" (bad), as art's proper orientation.