Sentence examples for a core argument of from inspiring English sources

The attack from perhaps the nation's most revered investor undercut a core argument of Mr. Trump's presidential candidacy: that his success as a businessman qualified him to run the country despite his lack of political experience.

The notion that all we need is better enforcement of our current federal laws has been a core argument of the gun lobby for years in its fight against sensible restrictions on guns in our communities.

This is a core argument of fat acceptance: that it's possible to be healthy no matter how fat you are and that weight loss as a goal is futile, unnecessary and counterproductive — and that fatness is nobody's business but your own.

"That's always been a core argument of Trump critics even inside the party: that he's the one candidate who actually makes a debate with Clinton over issues of trust and transparency a competitive one.

On the matter of search bias, a core argument of Google competitors, the FTC decided in a 5-0 vothathat claims of Google's "search bias" were not a violation of antitrust law.

A core argument in respect of the involvement of business entities in CSR activities has to do with the supremacy of the moral responsibility of businesses to their owners.

The advert says it supports the core argument of a film where a man who eats burgers for 30 days piles on weight to such a health damaging extent that his doctors order him to stop eating them.

This is the core argument of a campaign that most Floridians have yet to see or hear.

The report also makes a strong case for the core argument of my piece, which is that making the Chinese economy more consumer-friendly will actually end up boosting economic growth rather than slowing it.

In contrast to a strictly biomedical framework, the core argument of the book is that infectious diseases cannot be understood through biology alone but rather must be considered within the context of the cultural and social worlds they inhabit.

Election after election, this has been the core argument of most Republican and not a few Democratic candidates, and it's been a phenomenally successful electoral strategy.