Sentence examples for a common argument of from inspiring English sources

Reality: This canard is a common argument of white supremacists, but the scientific literature does not support the idea.

It's a common argument among critics of President Barack Obama's EPA's moves on climate.

A common argument in favor of treating genetic inheritance as having a unique developmental role is the claim that genes play an informational role, not shared by other hereditary developmental resources.

A common argument in favour of dual practice is that it helps retain skilled physicians in low-paid public posts (Ferrinho et al. 2004; Jan et al. 2005), and creates an opportunity for physicians to update their skills in the private sector.

Our analysis questions a common argument found in studies of the defence industries: that a close confluence of interests exists between private suppliers and their public customers, so much so that the boundaries between public and private actors become blurred.

A common argument against the use of the mix control is the increase in the complexity of the data analysis due to a higher number of expected signal classes that need to be analyzed separately [ 8].

For generations now, a common argument goes, national styles of music making have been losing their distinctiveness to a global musical melting pot.

Echoing a common argument made by lawyers of defendants in insider trading cases, Mr. Dowd said Mr. Rajaratnam's crimes did not harm anybody.

A13 SCIENCE/HEALTH New Data on Global Warming Scientists demonstrated that the atmosphere's lowest layer has warmed over the last two decades, contradicting earlier data and laying to rest a common argument against the threat of global warming.

A common argument says that the share of foreigners is high because Swiss naturalization is rather complicated.

A common argument against RYGB-induced elevations of GLP-1 secretion constituting an important determinant for postoperative metabolic advantages is that subcutaneous administration of GLP-1 receptor agonists, resulting in peripheral plasma concentrations equal to those of endogenous GLP-1 observed after RYGB, only improves glycemic control modestly (18).