Sentence examples for argues effect from inspiring English sources

Generally, Weiss argues, effect estimates based on one belief or knowledge subgroup lack precision and may underestimate the true effect, since they are limited to smaller numbers and not representative of the study population [ 40].

But ActionAid argues the effect has been to deprive developing countries of tax for services.

He argues, in effect, that Manchester has lost its soul it has swapped pop music for property redevelopment.

He, like Blow, argues, in effect, that the real good that Obamacare does will allow it to prevail, despite the Web-site troubles now.

Huffington argues, in effect, that communism and "laissez-faire" (minimal-intervention) capitalism are equivalent ideological extremes.

A critic argues this effect is enough to undo all of Obama's other climate work.

"The Big Lie" argues, in effect, that modern-day liberalism is a not-so-distant relative of fascism, Nazism and the Confederacy.

Yes, as Cost argues, "house effects are endemic to polling," but their sources are typically less mysterious.

The selectivity of the effect argues against a non specific attention effect.

Whether the result is floundering in confusion or brilliantly argued, the effect is the same: they humanise women we too readily idolise or demonise.

Mr. Hanssen, they argued in effect, was worth more alive than dead.