Sentence examples for an argument advanced from inspiring English sources
But he was impressed by an argument advanced by one white businessman for burying apartheid.
Tax breaks for A&R, an argument advanced by EMI, was seen as a joke.
ON SUNDAY, the New York Times published a piece examining an argument advanced by a number of economists that America sends too many people to college.
This is an argument advanced by Timothy Morton, an English professor at Rice and the author of "Hyperobjects," "The Ecological Thought," and a collection of his correspondence with Björk.
And there is an argument, advanced by some of her supporters, that this might be a risk worth taking, given the problems she has had as a national figure.
This is similar to an argument advanced against wine sales in supermarkets: that children will have easy access to wine and liquor as they stroll the aisles with unsuspecting parents.
This is part of a broader argument advanced by the AAA that race itself is a social construct — a categorization without inherent meaning.
A favorite argument advanced by opponents of direct shipment is the opportunity it supposedly offers minors to buy alcohol through the mail.
Mr. Burlingame's position thus undercuts a central argument advanced by opponents of the Islamic center: namely, that the families of 9/11 victims enjoy a special status and that their feelings deserve more consideration than those of anyone else.
That provision appears aimed at addressing what has been a major argument advanced by school superintendents, which is that some communities — particularly affluent ones — are more than happy to pay high salaries to their superintendents, because the quality of the local school system is why many residents decided to live there.
First, a realist argument, advanced by contemporary international 'realist' theorists, holds that world government is infeasible; ideas of world government constitute exercises in utopian thinking, and are utterly impractical as a goal for human political organization.
