Sentence examples for a frequent argument from inspiring English sources

"It isn't a money problem, it's a monopoly problem," Justice Scalia replied, reflecting a frequent argument by voucher advocates that public schools would benefit from more competition.

A frequent argument against macroevolution is that there is insufficient evidence to warrant the conclusions made about major evolutionary transitions that transitional links and intermediate forms do not exist in the fossil record and the proposed mechanisms are incapable of effecting such changes.

"What happens when the next con man comes along?" is a frequent argument by Stephen Kay against Leslie's release.

The lack of formal or in-person counseling is a frequent argument against unsupervised HIV self-testing.

A frequent argument in favor of a pre-cellular MRCA, also invoked in the present manuscript, is based on the different lipid and cell wall composition of archaea, bacteria and eukaryotes.

One frequent argument for funding the arts is their role in promoting continuity with the past, community cohesion and a sense of national pride.

The frequent argument that players drafted straight from high school are more prone to quickly get into trouble because of their age has also proved wrong.

The frequent argument in favor of covering is that it helps more people of color get a seat at the table.

The frequent argument against dinging companies is that taxes are only calculated after all expenses have been paid, meaning that any additional tax burden will be passed on to consumers and workers in higher prices in suppressed wages, respectively.

The most frequent argument for CHF was pulmonary congestion on chest X-ray, and the most frequent argument against CHF was the ejection fraction value.

This construct is sometimes measured as a negative PCR expressed in rejection, criticizing ideas frequently, having frequent arguments or withholding of affection [ 5, 6].