The law allows some harms to be intentionally inflicted, and a fortiori some risks to be intentionally run.
Finchden: a fortiori in this case; for there the action [397] was maintained because the plaintiff was tenant of the land from which the suit was due, and here he is tenant of the manor where the chapel is.
It was so [281] a fortiori to introduce a liability upon promises not enforced by the ancient law.
If the former ground is adopted, it admits that a single person may sacrifice another to himself, and a fortiori that a people may.
That which is true of the purely pastoral condition is a fortiori true of the purely agricultural* condition, in which the existence of the cultivator is directly dependent on the production of vital capital by the plants which he cultivates.
If so, you must go and take a walk along the sands and see the slant rays of the sunset tipping the rollers as they break on the beach; that always made even ME at peace with all the world, and a fortiori it will you.
If the expectation of hell hereafter can keep me from evil-doing, surely a fortiori the certainty of hell now will do so?
I only suggested that as pay sweetens labour, a fortioriit will sweeten what to you will be no labour.
If this tendency to assimilation brings foreign nations closer to each other, it must a fortiori prevent the descendants of the same people from becoming aliens to each other.
This is true a fortiori when the jury is only applied to certain criminal causes.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "fortiori" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
