Sentence examples for a slightly different argument from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bush's aides make a slightly different argument: that in this economic boom driven by high technology, people view the titans of e-commerce and the computer age as the job creators, not the government.

By a slightly different argument a similar conclusion can be drawn when not a scaled sum combination function but a logistic combination function is chosen.

This argument seems to be related to a slightly different argument employed by Malebranche to argue for the same conclusion that is, the lack of causal efficacy of extended substances.

Ornstein and Mann, whose new book blames Republicans for all that's wrong in Washington, make a slightly different argument.

Despite relying on a slightly different argument, it suggests that glycine tRNA represents an early tRNA that did not require extensive post-transcriptional modification to function.

It's a slightly different take on the "electability" argument.

Another Christian apologist, William Lane Craig, characterizes Plantinga's argument in a slightly different way: It is possible that a maximally great being exists.

For vertical planes, i.e. the ones that can not be reached by translation, the sharpness follows by a limiting procedure but can also be found by an almost identical variational argument but considering a slightly different quotient.

Someone skilled in the art can take the same problem, and with hard work and ingenuity find a slightly different way to solve that same problem — bypassing the whole infringement argument.

See Maddy (1998) for a slightly different formulation that doesn't support the conclusion of the Quine-Putnam argument.

Mr. Ramsey offers a slightly different explanation.