Sentence examples for a more complex argument from inspiring English sources

(Street offers a more complex argument to the same conclusion: Street 2006, pp. 144 52).

By a more complex argument it has been derived that based on some more precise assumptions on the formalisation of the 'more becomes more' principle, a distribution is obtained that is monotonically decreasing according to a power law; for example, see [30, 33 35] for more details.

However, with futher knowledge at its disposal, it would be possible to create extra arguments and thus have a more complex argumentation process.

There is also a broader, more complex argument about how to maintain a network of protected spaces to nurture threatened species and cleanse the air and water we rely on.

Sosa responds (to a more complex skeptical argument focused on knowledge) by defending an alternative conception of dreams known as "the imagination model".

In other situations where students were constructing representations or more complex arguments, it was possible to suggest a hierarchical cognitive structure reflecting increasing use of the elements available for the response.

Even U.S. Supreme Court justices, Stanford University psychologist Deborah Gruenfeld found, write more complex arguments when they are in the minority compared with when they are part of the majority.

Ted Widmer's account of "Reagan at the Wall" (Op-Ed, June 12) reminds us that there are more complex arguments against the proposition that Ronald Reagan "won" the cold war.

Rather, she reaches her conclusion through a more complex twist of the argument.

If the practice of monarchy is conventionally understood as strictly a man's job, María's reign presents a compelling argument for a more complex model, one attentive to the dynamic relationship of queenship and kingship and the circumstances and theories that shaped the institution she inhabited.

(For a more complex analysis of Proslogion II that has it yielding a valid argument, see Hinst 2014).