Sentence examples for unacceptable conclusions from inspiring English sources

(3) The section in the note submitted to me under my front door this morning at approximately 0500 hrs, titled "My Thoughts on Love," is sloppily reasoned and contains 43 unacceptable conclusions — none, I am saddened to say, in the prescribed bullet-point format.

These are presented in the form of paradoxes — arguments from apparently undeniable premises to obviously unacceptable conclusions.

It is also shown that extrapolating the low temperature degradation rate from accelerated aging tests can lead to unacceptable conclusions about the lifetime of the zirconia-based components.

The main challenge which Parfit presented in his celebrated work Reasons and Persons is to develop a theory of beneficence – theory X he calls it which is able to solve the Non-identity problem, which does not lead to the Repugnant Conclusion and which thus manages to block the Mere Addition Paradox, without facing other morally unacceptable conclusions.

For Einstein, this was an unacceptable conclusion.

"Given a knockdown argument for an intuitively unacceptable conclusion, one should assume there is probably something wrong with the argument that one cannot detect," Nagel wrote in 1979.

I am writing to the Chief Executive of Sainsbury's appealing to him to meet me on the site and to halt what appears to be the remorseless drive of his company towards an unacceptable conclusion.

And so forth, until the heap consists of just one grain, which, to be sure, is an unacceptable conclusion.

The series of small steps that lead from an acceptable starting point to an unacceptable conclusion may also depend on vague terms rather than causal relations.

If you know that your beliefs are jointly inconsistent, then you should reject R. M. Sainsbury's definition of a paradox as "an apparently unacceptable conclusion derived by apparently acceptable reasoning from apparently acceptable premises" (1995, 1).

If we consider this threshold as the true species definition criterion, no bacterial lineages could have specialized in mammals [ 1, 57], which is an unacceptable conclusion.