It is argued, finally, that other designations, such as areas of outstanding natural beauty, national parks and sites of special scientific interest do some of the job of protecting what is really important about the countryside, which makes green belts less vital.
It could be argued, finally, that the nature of the background noise and target speech makes the test more effective at detecting NIHL than presbycusis.
Petitioners argue finally that if the Court overrules Wilko, it should not apply its ruling retroactively to the facts of this case.
The theory of recapitulation, Gould argues, finally collapsed not from the weight of contrary data, but because the rise of Mendelian genetics rendered it untenable.
Our increasing professionalism and our ability to articulate the benefits we bring to society, our users and beneficiaries has, you could argue, finally made everyone sit up and take notice of us.
Carroll argues, finally, that the appeal of Christ to the contemporary faithful has much less to do with creed, and more to do with our ability to imitate Him in his unwavering acceptance of and love for the brokenness of human beings.
"I paid for him," the owner argued, before finally releasing Kumar.
Jeb Bush's advisers and supporters scoffed and argued that — finally — Trump had done himself in.
In "Roberta," for instance, he argued and finally won a battle with the librettist to change the segue into one of the show's best songs, "Smoke Gets in Your Eyes".
Safe to say, tech's platform giants are now facing the political grilling of their lives, and on home soil, as well as the prospect of the kind of regulation they've always argued against finally being looped around them.
It may be tempting, perhaps, to argue that, finally, that oft-reviled beast — the mainstream media — has been left in history's wake.
