"It makes good business sense," Rev Jackson argued, "as well as moral sense to give these young men a fair opportunity in life".
With a chronically sedentary nation and around one in three children overweight or obese, investment in cycling would pay enormous health dividends, the letter argued, as well as boosting businesses along the routes, and making towns and cities less congested and more liveable.
The play entertains as it informs, but one would like a drama with which one can occasionally argue as well as instinctively agree.
And yet China's GDP statistics captured only a tiny part of that spending, they argue, as well as missing spending on financial services, health care and housing.
Mr. Schussel's contention that he can present the works "will cause serious and irreparable harm" to their artistic integrity, the plaintiffs argue, as well as "irreparable devaluation of the work and serious and irreparable damage to the artistic reputations of Ms. Dudley, Ms. Maslow and Ms. Anthony".
By the force of his enthusiasm he argues as well as anyone for the greatness of certain poets, particularly Olson (whom he calls "the O") and Ginsberg; he also pays powerful respect to various social activists — Dorothy Day, the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Abbie Hoffman.
Since its discovery 50 years ago numerous proposals concerning its phylogenetic position have been put forward [57], although recent molecular data argue (as well as earlier morphological studies (e.g., [58]) for a position as a stem-group ambulacrarian [22], [45], [59] probably closer to hemichordates [60].
It is always talking, hustling, pushing agendas, and it needs to be talked back to, to be questioned and argued with as well as praised.
The last section heading in the last chapter of this unpersuasive book reads, "God Is Back, for Better," which, in retrospect, seems like an apt summary of this volume's poorly argued thesis, as well as its nonagnostic point of view.
She argues that as well as proper workforce planning, answers lie in making social work a more attractive job.
Nick Spencer's Atheists: The Origin of the Species (Bloomsbury) contains arguments worth arguing with as well as many that members of the titular species should happily accept.
