Sentence examples for two central claims from inspiring English sources

Its analysis of society was based on two central claims.

Psychologism can be thought of as involving two central claims: (1) number-ideas exist inside people's heads and (2) ordinary mathematical sentences and theories are best interpreted as being about these ideas.

There are two central claims in the Cameron-Lansley analysis to which Labour needs to provide clear answers: first, that a market system will drive more efficient use of resources; and, second, that more competition between providers will improve quality and safety of services.

I understand your two central claims: one, that there can be said to exist two housing sectors, which you have termed 'Flatland' and 'Zoned Zone'; and two, the high proportion of one's monthly income needed to maintain a mortgage in the Zoned Zone is indicative of a housing bubble localized to those markets.

Gaus and Vallier's argument rests on two central claims.

But let's examine the two central claims of the thesis: Consumers are not businesses – In the Airbnb case the argument goes that hotels are B2C and Airbnb is C2C.

Damasio advances three central claims.

Some architectural theory of the late twentieth century embraced one or another form of post-structuralist Continental thought one central claim of which is that texts and other cultural artifacts have meanings and references beyond their prima facie content.

To establish this claim, eliminativists typically endorse two central and controversial claims which we will examine below.

Conventionalist theories share at least two central claims 1) that promising is essentially a human convention, that is, a rule based practice or set of practices, and 2) that the practice of promising is very beneficial to both groups and to individuals who share the convention, by making trust-based cooperation and coordination possible.

Still, Mr. Allaham may have a tough time proving one of his central claims — that Mr. Chetrit and his brother Meyer spent three hours last March in Mr. Chetrit's modest Fifth Avenue office to try to persuade him to move out.