Sentences with phrase «to back up that belief»

Ethical breeders have 100 % money - back written guarantees on genetic health and temperament to back up their belief in their breeding program.

I'm here for entertainment purposes, and if someone thinks that they can back up their beliefs with anything but special pleading fallacies or Pascal's Wager, then I'm willing to see what they have to say.

A recent report carried out by SocialReferral found that 63 % of HR professionals surveyed believed that social media would play a critical part in their future recruitment strategy but few surveyed were actually backing up that belief in practice, with only 23 % encouraging employees to promote the employer brand and roles on social media.

I guess, though, that it's like quoting Mother Goose fairy tales to back up a belief system.

The research, «Match performance and physical capacity of players in the top three competitive standards of English professional soccer», could also back up the belief that players at a higher standard have a far higher level of technical skill, and do not use the long ball tactic of «kick and rush».

This is despite former chair of the education select committee Graham Stuart asking the group to produce research to back up its belief about «facilitating subjects», after it was questioned in a study by think tank LKMco.

Let us also remember Judge Wolff's willingness to back up his beliefs with his wallet.

Meanwhile Leicester have conceded in seven of their last 11 home games which backs up my belief that we should have an entertaining game with both teams scoring in this one.

The problem of confirmation bias — a tendency to place weight on data that back up our beliefs, which can prevent us from exploring alternatives — has recently been explored in a number of pop psychology books.

To back up that belief, insiders have bought up huge swaths of Le Château stock since the dark days of last summer.

A well - phrased series of Socratic questions challenges you to think about why you believe your «answer» to be correct, and to supply some sort of evidence to back up your beliefs...

You zero in a single cause for a specific reaction and ignore just about every other more important factor and state it as fact without really being to back up those beliefs.

Or is it (and this is far more likely) you believe because you were taught to believe even though there isn't a shred of evidence to back up the belief?

I can guarantee you that about 80 % will claim atheism, but when asked why would not be able to back up that belief.

Christains in science will only pick certain evidence that backs up their beliefs and will toss out evidence that does not lead to the conclusions that they are hoping to find.

Second, I think that most of Greenwald's examples of cultural norms that aren't legally enforced actually tend to back up my belief that law and culture are inextricably bound up, rather than his case that they needn't be.

Every one of them had just as much evidence to back up their beliefs — namely none whatsoever.

They can show bible verses that back up their beliefs.

Nevermind that there is zero evidence to back up your beliefs!

Which, as I said earlier, has no evidence to back up the belief.

Is there anything to back up this belief?

Ready to leave PSG, the Argentine playmaker has the numbers to back up the belief he has been under - utilised at the Parc des Princes.

Is there any scientific data to back up this belief?

There is nothing in his life or in the lives of anyone around him that would back up that belief, never mind that at one point he proclaims that after 22 years of being a cop, he... Read More»

It backs up my belief that when you give or help someone else ~ you receive much more in return.

At Envision Schools, we believe that our Deeper Learning Assessment System is preparing our students for success in college and the data is backing up our belief.

Sadly, with most «beliefs,» there is little hard facts from history to back up the belief.

Buffett has backed up his beliefs with a successful track record through Berkshire Hathaway, his publicly traded holding company.