Sentence examples for various hypotheticals from inspiring English sources

Justice Kennedy, suggesting that "most questions in life are matters of degree" – as opposed to the plaintiffs' all-or-nothing position – seemed to endorse the government's argument that the market for health care has unique features that separate it from the various hypotheticals and analogies buzzing around the courtroom.

Much of the board meeting was devoted to comparing the results of modeling various hypothetical portfolios.

Others employed surrogates who were asked to make "living wills" outlining their preferences for treatment (or the lack of it) in various hypothetical circumstances.

In a frank, lengthy section at the end of the plan, various hypothetical problems and solutions are posed, including what a commander should do about two junior male service members in civilian clothes seen kissing and hugging at a shopping mall, or how to handle reports that another service member has been seen "hanging around" a gay bar.

On even basic philosophical questions like abortion, the staffer said, Romney did not try to resolve the question in the abstract, as a matter of principle, and would consider instead various hypothetical cases for instance, a late-term abortion and build from them a politics.

We then (b) demonstrate various hypothetical scenarios that could result in localized cavity formation.

To test the model behavior, numerical experiment on sediment deposition and erosion is performed using various hypothetical parameters of tsunami wavelength, topographic slope, and sediment supply.

In addition, we estimate the spectra that might be detected from the Io plasma torus around Jupiter for various hypothetical plasma parameters.

Some trial FEM calculations are carried out for various hypothetical cases of field conditions such as filling speed and permeability of filling material.

These computed strains are incorporated in the fatigue and rutting criteria recommended in Indian Road Congress (IRC: 37-2012) to estimate the pavement life for various hypothetical conditions.

In other words, these norms say not merely that if we want to achieve various hypothetical ends, then we have the prima facie obligation to believe in such-and-such ways.