Sentence examples for virtue of in from inspiring English sources

Under a Haig-Simons definition of income, unrealized capital gains would be taxed as ordinary income, homeowners would be taxed on the imputed rent they pay to themselves by virtue of, in effect, being landlords who rent to themselves, and workers would pay taxes on health and other benefits they receive from their employers over and above their cash wages, among other things.

The bionomy of Kerteszia mosquitoes can contribute to foundation landscape ecology by virtue of in the role of the configuration and composition of the habitat played in the distribution of mosquito species.

By virtue of in silico experiments, factors such as scaffold stiffness, porosity, resorption kinetics, pore size and pre-seeding are analyzed in a specific bone tissue application found in the literature.

They go on to reflect that of the general practitioners they interviewed: 'Curiously none appeared to be aware that they themselves might also be contributing to this stigma by virtue of (in most cases) their either avoiding getting involved in dementia diagnosis or alternatively using euphemisms when discussing the illness with their patients' (p. 82).

Clegg's offer is the more bogus, while the Free Enterprise Group FEGG) has the virtue of in-your-face honesty.

A creature is in pain in virtue of being in a state with the right sort of causal profile, some sort of neurological state, say.

In fact, Locke contends that value-modes differ in virtue of differences in feeling-qualities.

Schlosser (2007) proposed a solution that appeals to causation in virtue of content: in deviant cases, the effect is not caused and explained in virtue of the antecedent's content.

For it seems that particulars have all of their properties in virtue of participating in the relevant Forms.

First, no standpoint is, just in virtue of being in the middle, evidentially supported vis-à-vis more extreme positions.

Lois believes that proposition in virtue of being in a belief state related to 'Superman flies' but not 'Clark Kent flies'.