Sentence examples for which would confirm from inspiring English sources

One apparently clear conception of meaning is that the meaning of a sentence is given by the experiences which would confirm it; holism, however, implies that the idea of confirmation does not apply to individual sentences, considered in isolation from the theories of which they are parts.

Which would confirm his judgment".

Also, neither study7, 25 included baseline controls which would confirm if the contralateral limb was a suitable control.

When she gets down to business with Simon she apparently witnesses his suicide, which would confirm Thomas's earlier suggestions about Simon's death.

American businesses and diplomats have been pushing hard for the agreement, which would confirm the Vietnamese government's wisdom in offering open markets a second chance.

The very last thing that the "Blairites" want to happen is some degree of success under Gordon Brown, which would confirm him as leader of the party.

Mohammed Khalid Jamil, 34, from Luton, hired people in an Indian call centre who then phoned up people in the UK, pretended to be from Microsoft, and claimed that there was a problem with the victim's computer - which they would "confirm" by getting them to look at a perfectly harmless Windows program which records machine events.

Wheels reached out to Cadillac, which would neither confirm nor deny the report, which it said was speculative.

Our observations could be refined with inducible models to control the expression of Bmp8b either at 5 weeks or 12 weeks of age which would further confirm the role of BMP8b as a potential regulator of AT neuro-vascular remodeling.

So far there have been 37 compensation claims of more than £1m each, according to Defra, which would not confirm how many have been, or will be, paid out in full.

The choices are dividing the country in two, which would simply confirm the present status quo, more or less; dividing the country into three, following the ethnic lines of the major combatant groups; or keeping the country one.