Sentence examples for argue firstly that from inspiring English sources

They argue firstly that affirmative action starts with an act of racism: the division of a rainbow nation into arbitrary colour categories.

We will argue firstly, that the terms marginal and unused land serve as a manipulative terminology for the benefit of attempts to commercially valorize and commodify African landscapes, from biofuel to large-scale food production and tourism.

It argues firstly that clinical trials are not simply about passively validating an already well-known technology and verifying its safety.

Lobachevskii argued firstly that geometry was a science of bodies in space, and that space is three-dimensional.

He appears to be arguing, firstly, that societies are defined by the possession of a common end; and, secondly, that conflicts between social groups can lead to the break-up of society.

In light of the report by Madsen et al. [ 30] who argued firstly that there are two types of oscillations, namely relaxation type observed in cell free extracts and harmonic (sinusoidal) oscillations observed in intact cells, and secondly that the Wolf model is not applicable for oscillations in intact cells.

We argue firstly and most generally for a definition of hybrids that extends beyond organisational forms.

The authors argue that firstly, in relation to methodology, longitudinal studies provide a unique opportunity to elucidate how drug careers develop across the life course and to chart the various impacts of life events and transitions on these careers and vice versa.

In this paper, I evaluate Kant's so-called 'self-opacity' thesis and argue that, firstly, his claim applies asymmetrically to good and bad cases: when I act from the motive of self-love I may not know that I am not acting from duty, but it does not follow that when I do act from duty, I do not know that I do.

Hard to argue with that.

None could argue with that.