Sentence examples for work reasoning from inspiring English sources

She bought their work, but not, so the story goes, their best work; reasoning that they might eventually be able to sell that, she purchased lesser examples.

For those less keen on a career in this field, there are plenty of other options because you'll have a good range of skills to impress employers – team work, reasoning skills and sensitivity among them.

DINEPA and some aid groups have resolved to work with bayakou by hiring them directly, or by creating a regulatory system to oversee their work, reasoning that any useful program will have to build on the imperfect systems that Haiti already has.

Villani's written work on Dante Alighieri and the age in which he lived has provided insight into Dante's work, reasoning, and psyche.

"He is a sort of Garibaldi, utterly unsuited to government work, incapable of working, reasoning and hard thinking.

For example, many women said they were 'unsure' if the gel might be working, reasoning that the trial is still on-going: "I can't trust it [the gel] so much since it's still on trial" "I am not sure about the gel because we haven't reached the end of the study, we don't know yet if it protects or not".

In Section 4.6, we traced the reasons for the development of theories incorporating causality in work on reasoning about action and change.

Maurice Hakim Posted to the Bats blog Betrayed By Clemens To the Sports Editor: Re "Report Ties Star Players to Baseball's 'Steroids Era,'" Dec. 14: As a competitive distance runner in my 30s, I have found inspiration in Roger Clemens's work ethic, reasoning that I might perform well for many years if I trained as hard as he does.

Grice's work on reasoning contains the answer.

Toulmin's work on reasoning has been influential (Toulmin [1958]) and a functional predicate analysis can represent such viewpoints and argument structures.

There is a fast growing body of work on reasoning with diagrams, and the overwhelming tendency of this work is to see pictures and diagrams as a form of language rather than as a form of structure.