Sentence examples for A leading argument from inspiring English sources

A leading argument against this practice centers on the costs to taxpayers of educating these U.S. citizen children.

Antitrust experts predict, that the danger to consumers of breaking up the company will be a leading argument to be heard from the Microsoft camp.

The latter was a leading argument for drug prohibition during the era, and an argument that Leeds herself made, based on her own history with marijuana and heroin.

Segerstrom Hall hosted 250 performances, down from 253 last year, while Founders Hall was busier than the year before, with 89 shows, up from 76. Center officials consider Segerstrom Hall to be fully booked--a leading argument for the expansion.

Just another day in a GOP where the leading argument against Obamacare this week is, "That pajama dude in the ad looks like a fag".

Not only have the developments offered Mr. Obama a measure of credibility as a prospective world leader in a week when his every move is receiving intensive attention at home and abroad, but it has complicated Mr. McCain's leading argument against him: that a withdrawal timeline would be tantamount to surrender and would leave Iraqis in dangerous straits.

But the leading argument was pure Mellon.

One leading argument for lowering the legal age would be to protect younger teenagers in relationships from prosecution.

Careful attention to the status and scope of haecceitism therefore proves crucial for assessing this leading argument against substantivalism.

The leading argument in favour of opt-out claims that many people favour donation but through inertia do not get round to opting in.

The leading argument for genetic data exceptionalism appears to be that genetic data conveys uniquely detailed information about a person and her biological family, information a person might have a right to know or a right not to know (Chadwick et al. 2014).