Sentence examples for a central argument for from inspiring English sources

The super-abundance of guns is presented as a central argument for needing more firearms.

A central argument for eliminating Fannie and Freddie is to get taxpayers off the hook for any further bailouts.

And that has become a central argument for Mrs. Clinton as she implores voters to lend her candidacy a lifeline.

Gov. Mark Warner had cited the threat as a central argument for his plan to overhaul the state's tax system, which included raising taxes.

Until quite recently, this continued to be a central argument for the retention of conscription in Germany, and it is the success of this idea that now makes abolition of conscription politically acceptable.

The fact that Congress may have never issued an individual mandate to purchase something before, a central argument for many opposing the law, "seems to us a political judgment rather than a recognition of constitutional limitations," he wrote.

And she provides little but anecdotal support for a central argument of the book: that since every individual is bound to miss something, by working together people can cover one another's blind spots and collectively see the big picture.

It was a central argument by Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg for re-engineering the city's term limits law last year: Allowing him to seek re-election would give voters a bigger pool of candidates from which to choose, enhancing democracy, not squashing it, as his opponents contended.

To the Editor: Bill Keller cites a central argument against linking physicians' pay to patient outcomes, like readmissions for heart failure.

Nevertheless, a central argument emerges.

A central argument is that synaptic vesicles bind soluble cofactor proteins, with low affinity, and thus control their availability in the synapse, forming a buffer for cofactor proteins.