Sentence examples for argued aspects from inspiring English sources
Recently, one of my respected peers argued aspects of this attitude in a well-written and insightful article.
That crucial difference is one of the sharpest insights in "Divorce Corp". The director could have better argued aspects of his brief, but his healthy outrage illuminates the ways an offshoot of the legal system has become a profit-driven industry.
The future of the domain-name system (DNS) has become the most fiercely argued aspect of Internet governance.
Yet, Hunt argues, aspects of the Victorian framework hold valuable lessons for revivifying contemporary cities.
I argue aspects of that study's design, measurement, and interpretation limit the strength of its authors' conclusions that there is a higher incidence of lisping in gay men than in heterosexual men.
Many economists have argued that aspects of the credit market, including low interest rates, can explain the boom.
Gun control advocates have argued that aspects of Australia's laws have been eroded in recent years.
Wohlwend said they often argued over aspects of their games, which he found normal and natural.
A number of panellists observed that to evaluate PI in isolation was 'discriminatory'; rather, it was argued, all aspects of the research process required evaluation.
Meraner et al. (2013) argued another aspect of inconstancy of the global feedback parameter, in which the parameter becomes less positive and hence the ECS becomes larger in a warmer climate through enhanced water vapor feedback.
It argues what aspects comprise good quality of life.
