Sentence examples for argument concentrated on from inspiring English sources

We need to increase his level of financial education so that the consumer better understands what he is taking on".When The Economist published a report similar to this one exactly 20 years ago, much of the argument concentrated on the risks posed by securitisation and the proliferation of new instruments, such as (back then) junk bonds and swaps.

Although this simple argument concentrates on what Einstein saw as the essentials, stripping away most technical details and distractions, he frequently used another argument involving the measurement of more than one quantity.

However, the report was a sham, delivering little more than a political statement, concentrating on arguments against immigration, while failing to commission any new data to look at the benefits of immigration.

Most of the debate with respect to this argument has concentrated on the particular application of the argument to the case of mathematical objects (for more on this debate see the entry on Platonism in metaphysics and Burgess and Rosen 1997, pp. 35 60).

BRICs Our examination of the global decoupling argument has concentrated on China with some attention to India.

Bodin refuted this argument and concentrated on the question of the abundance of gold and silver which he considered the principal and singular cause for the high prices of his era.

Officials make a decent argument for concentrating on a new central circulating library instead.

It is a squalid sidelight on a corrupt culture, but I think Ferguson might have better served his argument by concentrating on how they defrauded people, not what they spent their money on.