Sentence examples for arguing the need from inspiring English sources
My dad's with me in arguing the need for biological solutions, like GM, to reduce chemical use".
He recounted a few insurance horror stories — as might be politically necessary when arguing the need for a system makeover.
In this paper, we take this observation to the next level by arguing the need to recognize supply networks as a complex adaptive system (CAS).
A struggle ensued between Nawaz Sharif and Ishaq Khan, with Sharif arguing the need to eliminate the viceregal powers of the president.
The paper gives an account of the role of Küchemann in arguing the need in 1968 for a further step in wind tunnel capability, to provide transonic testing at high Reynolds numbers.
"We have observed in recent years attempts by extremist movements to influence the world views of our children," Tajikistan's president, Emomali Rakhmon, said in a speech in April, arguing the need for the law on parental responsibility.
As a result, Dr. Shay argues, the need for trust is part of human biology.
Before categorising the language as dead or alive, Latinists might argue the need to define your terms.
To compensate, the Tories have argued the need to act faster and more aggressively on the jumbo public deficit.
The objective of this paper is to argue the need for economics knowledge sharing and to demonstrate that it can be achieved with Semantic Web technologies.
