Sentence examples for a complete argument from inspiring English sources

A complete argument that the extended preference ordering does not correspond to a morally compelling conception of well-being would require articulation of the concept of well-being, a task well beyond the scope of this entry.

It's a complete nonsense argument.

Students generated a graph of population growth (Obj. 1b); developed a null hypothesis (Obj. 3a); interpreted a chi-squared value (Obj. 2a); and articulated a complete scientific argument, including a claim (Obj. 4a) and warrant (Obj. 4b).

One obvious line of objection is that explanations, in ordinary life as well as in the sciences, rarely take the form of complete arguments.

For instance, as we move from the "upper" to the "middle" and "lower" essays within each triad, we find that the texts become longer and give more complete arguments, including extensive answers to objections.

So Aquinas could expect his readers to know the much more extensive and complete arguments he was gesturing at with the Five Ways, arguments to be found in detail in other figures like Aristotle, Avicenna, and so on, as well as in other works of his own, the Summa Contra Gentiles for example.

We graded student responses to these questions on a scale of 0 to 3. We assigned 3 points to answers that contained a complete hypothetico-deductive argument (e.g., "If an asteroid impact caused dinosaurs to go extinct, and I counted the number of dinosaur fossils in each rock layer, then I should find that dinosaur fossils abruptly end at a single rock layer").

"It is a complete vindication of the argument that reproductive rights advocates have been making for years, that in the Bush administration it was politics, not science, driving decisions around women's health," said Nancy Northup, president of the Center for Reproductive Rights, the attorneys for the plaintiff in the suit against the F.D.A.

The ruling is a complete repudiation of every argument MERS has made about the legality of its procedures.

"It would be a complete reversal of the arguments put forward by both the Conservative and Liberal Democrat parties as the Climate Change Act was being passed through the last parliament".

One reason to think that it is not effective is that the list of fallacies is not complete, and that even if the group of core fallacies was extended to incorporate other fallacies we thought worth including, we could still not be sure that we had a complete prophylactic against bad arguments.