Sentence examples for a relevant argument from inspiring English sources

Evans says, the industry debate around whether servers matter any more isn't really a relevant argument and the focus needs to be firmly on the customer.

I think this is an odd position to take in 2015, however it was definitely a relevant argument in 1964.

Regional value creation was a very relevant argument for the implementation of the projects.

Instead, pick an interesting, relevant argument to your subject matter and pick at least two or three specific details to help you argue your point.

While our study does not resolve how magmatic stoping may contribute to generating space during magma emplacement, our results provide a relevant new argument on the apparent lack of xenolithic material in plutons.

But the more relevant argument is that religion promotes out-group mentality in an age of interdependence when we can't afford to surrender to ancient instincts.

The relevant argument is that the brain is the central organizer of the body and that when the brain can no longer provide the necessary organizational influence, the body is no longer able to oppose the entropic forces favoring disintegration'.

But it is not the relevant argument - the real point is that the billions it will cost to build nuclear power stations can deliver greater cuts in carbon dioxide if invested in efficiency and renewables is clear.

After all the noise, threats, doomsday scenarios and cataclysmic prognosis by political pundits and elitists, the only relevant argument in the BREXIT victory is the self-determination by the British people.

This lack of concreteness seriously weakens this potentially relevant argument.

In that case, the relevant argument is the one presented very convincingly by Gandjour: that living per se necessarily incurs added future consumption costs, and therefore the value of life years necessarily includes the value of consumption (at least to a very significant degree).