Sentence examples for STP from high-quality English sources.

• Then I got him along to STP and he loved it.

• In the 15th century STP was settled by the Portuguese, so scores of cocoa plantations followed.

• We can recommend the STP model only if the Honeywell is unavailable and you need a humidifier immediately.

• As a result, realism had been left without a school from which to challenge the newly emerging schools of idealism and pragmatism (STP, 161).

• “The feeling I always have when I leave STP is euphoria; you feel unbreakable, it’s power en masse.

• Some £4,158,311 has been spent on management consultants to create the STP, including £1,807,340 to PwC for “programme support”.

• It should moreover be evident, given the discussion of the Sure Thing Principle (STP) in Section 3.1, that Jeffrey’s theory does not have this axiom.

• My STP is altogether deeper and darker than the original version: it is still sweet, but the muscovado sugar and black treacle give it an almost savage intensity.

Use STP in a sentence.

• Their upcoming record 'For You' is coming out on Local Action, and follows their debut ‘DNT STP MY LV’ EP, collaborative tracks with Finn, and the single ‘WARPER'.

• With towering magma columns and undulating rainforest where golden orioles and African grey parrots flit through the canopy, STP looks like something straight out of Jurassic Park.

• To see what has gone awry in the attempt to apply STP in this setting it suffices to note that a random draw from successful applicants is made from the mixture that contains males and females, and there are more males in the mixture.

• And Julie Cafritz, of Pussy Galore and STP, who is remembered for her guitar playing on such garage-rock classics as “Teen Pussy Power” and “You Look Like a Jew,” is a mother of two and teaches remedial English at Holyoke Community College.

• this was a time of COP SHoot COp, STP , FLY ASHTRAY, LOVE CHILD, SURGERY, dust-devils era MAX FISH…..i guess the fact that Sean SUrgery, JIm from COp shoot cop, or MIchael DUane, could actually like Pavement—- a wimpy “student” band in comparison, was strange…..

• The idea behind the Sure Thing Principle (STP) is essentially the same as that behind Independence: since we should be able to evaluate each outcome independently of other possible outcomes, we can safely ignore states of the world where two acts that we are comparing result in the same outcome.

• In theories of rational choice in which preferences are ordered by the rule of maximizing expected utility, STP is a consequence of the fact that the expected utility of an option can be represented as a probabilistically weighted average of the expected utilities of mutually exclusive and collectively exhaustive ways the world could be on the assumption that the option is chosen.