Sentence examples for valid to their from inspiring English sources

"All whistleblowers are immediately demonized - they have to be "crazy" lest people think that there is something valid to their view that they saw injustices so fundamental that it was worth risking their liberty to expose.

Yet (as we have seen) the empirical laws owe their status as "necessary and universally valid" to their relationship with the a priori "pure or universal" laws (principles) of the understanding.

Jarman, like Jimi Hendrix, was one of those rare, rare artists about whom it is likely valid to say their best work truly laid ahead.

it is not valid to compare their respective ML scores directly.

Since the 2 vectors would not be acting on the same object, it would not be valid to calculate their resultant.

It's convinced Eskimos sitting in their igloos that its version of experience is more valid to them than their own daily lives".

With respect to (b) the Remedial Right Only Theory begins with the presumption that existing states that are accorded legitimacy under international law have valid claims to their territories but then argues that such claims can be overridden or extinguished in the face of persistent patterns of serious injustices towards groups within the state.

To the show's credit, it's a novel idea for a TV drama: There is a lot that filmmakers and TV creators could do to explore and interrogate the culture of toxic masculinity that produces men who think physical violence is a valid solution to their problems.

They seem to suppose, for example, that people have valid moral claims to their gross incomes.

In this regard the newer programmable graphic processing units (GPU) has become a valid alternative due to their tremendous computational horsepower.

If multi-item questionnaires are to be used by anaesthesiologists as instruments to measure patient satisfaction or quality of anaesthesia care, then the scores produced by these questionnaires must be shown to be reliable (reproducible), valid and suited to their measurement purpose.