Sentence examples for a wider argument from inspiring English sources

So Miliband and Balls are making a wider argument.

Farron also makes a wider argument for politicians to do more about the housing crisis in the UK.

The shadow chancellor will put his argument for a housing stimulus in the context of a wider argument that Osborne's "plan A" is not working, noting that the deficit has risen by 22% this year due to the recession.

Set against the mockery is a growing body of evidence which doesn't try to justify every individual decision, or mistake, but to make a wider argument about the value of the European project and joined-up European spending.

The debate is part of a wider argument about the role of government in America and the scope of federal spending in the face of the recession and spiralling US deficits.

This does not mean Labour is about to abandon the cost of living agenda, one that sustained the party through most of the autumn of 2013, but to integrate it into a wider argument about economic growth.

The fuss about stem cells may have been prompted by abortion, but it has led into a much wider argument about cloning.

It began as a dispute over the nature of comets, but by the time Galileo had published The Assayer (Il Saggiatore) in 1623, his last salvo in the dispute, it had become a much wider argument over the very nature of science itself.

So while Australia as a secret strategic cannabis colony sounds like a crackpot theory at first, Jiggens' wider argument makes a bit of sense.

So while Australia as secret strategic cannabis colony sounds like a crackpot theory at first, Jiggens' wider argument makes a bit of sense.

It gave Miliband a bridgehead into his wider argument about who will prosper from the recovery.