Similar words: unprincipled, principle, principles, principled, pleasure principle, reciprocity principle, legal principle, uncertainty principle. Meaning: adv. with regard to fundamentals although not concerning details.
Random good picture Not show
91. Best execution will also apply in principle to agency and other fiduciary transactions for non-private customers.
92. However, it would be difficult to argue that single parents are rebelling against the conventional family form in principle.
93. It would differ very greatly in degree from the simple algorithm of the thermostat, but need not differ in principle.
94. But, in principle, an enterprise might be so inefficient that its revenues fail to cover even the cost of materials.
95. Burnett, a nine-year veteran, recently agreed to a free-agent deal in principle with the Carolina Cobras.
96. Many new and innovative subject areas are included. 37 centres have submitted requests for permission in principle to run Pilot Schemes.
97. The Supreme Soviet approved the proposals in principle on Nov. 17.
98. They accept that, in principle, it is possible for private and public companies to suffer severe financial hardship.
99. However, this theoretical approach would argue, such inequalities are in principle temporary.
99. Wish you can benefit from our online sentence dictionary and make progress day by day!
100. Misha F is against pets in principle, but admitted to having three cats and mooted a Chekhov sequel, Three Cats.
101. Although open to misinterpretation, this at least in principle shows the extent to which employers were hunting for workers.
102. General Mladic had also agreed in principle to open a corridor to Cerska.
103. In principle, this question could be answered by careful scientific research.
104. In principle, a planning authority can only grant what is actually applied for or a part of it.
105. Although a hot-wire anemometer is simple in principle, its actual use is a matter of some complexity.
106. Yesterday councillors agreed in principle to the options but gave a preference for the church activities because of traffic problems from the nursery.
107. There is, in principle, no limit to the size of the numbers on which that algorithm can act.
108. In principle, of course, correlations involving the pressure fluctuations as well as the velocity fluctuations may be formulated.
109. In principle, they can fix their financial risks and get on with the job of dealing with the commercial ones.
110. Since then the device has remained essentially unchanged in principle.
111. In principle, in some natural monopoly industries outside controls are superfluous.
112. The government has agreed in principle to hold elections next year.
113. In principle, the play should be more sinister and much funnier in its jet-black way than this version allows.
114. He has accepted it in principle, which does him great credit.
115. In principle, direct investment brings with it better management, improved technology, and marketing expertise.
116. He rejects, it is true, the very idea of consistency in principle as important for its own sake.
117. The shrinkage of cordage and textiles is much the same in principle as that of wood.
118. Does not the hon. Gentleman think it wrong in principle that elected councillors should be paid such salaries on these corporation bodies?
119. This could in principle create an environment that was completely indistinguishable from reality.
120. In principle, the National Bank has the function of implementing these policies.
More similar words: unprincipled, principle, principles, principled, pleasure principle, reciprocity principle, legal principle, uncertainty principle, in print, principal, principally, principality, principal focus, pinprick, in private, disciple, discipleship, crown prince, present participle, in practice, in proportion to, discipline, disciplined, indiscipline, disciplinary, triplet, triple, incipient, undisciplined, triplex.