Sentence examples for argument at hand from inspiring English sources
It was a pointed and unnecessary addition, immaterial to the argument at hand.
And she was right: It's a claim that makes no sense — not unless your goal is to kill health reform using any argument at hand.
Independent institutions are more "prone" to (at least) engage in a discussion on new ideas in antitrust and (eventually) accept such ideas, if persuaded by the merits of the argument at hand.
When it comes to discussing basketball, Hinkie has a way of isolating the perfect analogy, anecdote, or statistic for the argument at hand, and reaching into a seemingly bottomless pool of research to find it.
And for that tenderness to come across, no matter how knotty the argument at hand, I have to set myself into an attitude of tenderness when I'm making the work.
Very few continental feminists identify exclusively with one method or with one project, but find value in all three methods depending on the particular argument at hand.
Yes, it is absurd, but when you're trying to justify tax cuts for the rich that are deeply unpopular after an electoral drubbing, you don't have many good arguments at hand.
Despite having the arguments at hand to deflect the sense of any momentum for the Conservatives, the party failed to win the City of Durham, Newbury and Guildford, three target seats that its strategists had hoped to win.
But despite having the arguments at hand to deflect the sense of any momentum for the Conservatives, the party failed to win the City of Durham, Oxford East, Newbury and Guildford – four target seats that party strategists had said earlier in the day they hoped to win.
Forcefully in his oral presentations and seminars, Bunge gives particular attention to the evaluation of the arguments at hand, championing the use of logic as an expediter of clarity of thought.
"The current arguments at hand, individually and collectively, were not enough to establish the safety of SLH for consumption," an FDA memo said, referring to soy leghemoglobin, a protein found in soy roots that's the basis for the burger's meaty texture and flavor.
