Sentence examples for argument disregards from inspiring English sources

This argument disregards the historic relationship between court and grand jury.

But his rivals' argument disregards what many television viewers, for example, adore – dramas that resemble classic fiction in their length, breadth and depth: The Wire, The Sopranos.

So let us, for the sake of argument, disregard that possibility, and show that the type I error rate still remains protected.

The judge said the state had used "sophistry" in its arguments, disregarded the plain language of laws, and through various legal "machinations" had concealed internal documents that showed Mr. Morris to be worthy of parole.

That argument also disregards the trial testimony of the Defendants' expert witness, Professor Schwartz, who used the same relative valuation methodology as Goldman.

Moreover, their argument for disregarding the imaging analyses is demonstrably weak.

Nevertheless, the methodology to calculate confidence intervals for NNTs is described and explained in the statistical as well as in the medical literature [ 12, 22- 27], so that the unusual scale of NNTs should be no argument to disregard the CONSORT statement.

But Aguilar Camín's arguments also disregard the skepticism regarding the dump fire previously expressed by the Argentine forensic experts, as well as the results of another study, performed by a team of UNAM physicists, that reached conclusions similar to Torero's.

Italy had confirmed the Triple Alliance on December 7 , 1912 but could now propound formal arguments for disregarding it: first, Italy was not obliged to support its allies in a war of aggression; second, the original treaty of 1882 had stated expressly that the alliance was not against England.

In today's column I'll ask you to consider my arguments for disregarding the myth of best practices.

The arguments for disregarding structural equation model testing are reviewed and found to be misguided or flawed.