Sentence examples for argument emerging from from inspiring English sources

My first hero is my nephew Eboo Patel, executive director of the Inter-faith Youth Core, a member of President Obama's council on faith-based partnerships, who provides context for the community center/mosque in Lower Manhattan: The core argument emerging from the anti-mosque protests is that Muslims are not and can never be full Americans.

When dishonest signals are common, plant mutants sending honest signals may benefit from herbivore's enemies that learn to discriminate and frequent them (see also [10] for another argument emerging from spatial pattern formation and requiring no ability to learn).

A similar argument emerges from a paper from Yesha Yadav of Vanderbilt University who argues thatAlgorithmic traders have powerful advantages over more fundamental traders, most notably, in their ability to decode how an informed trader is likely to transact – and to then get to this trade before anyone else.

In fact, all of the arguments emerge from a conversation that Bayle places between two Catholic priests, thus, for whatever reason, distancing himself from them.

AS a bipartisan group of senators prepares to release its plan for comprehensive immigration reform, a curious argument is emerging from across the political spectrum: the United States needs immigration to make up for its declining birthrate.

The moral hazard argument emerges especially from generational debate of bad fund management in Africa.

At the heart of the disagreement was an old argument about Vietnam, emerging from two radically different books.

Nevertheless, a central argument emerges.

Out of these contradictions, a play's argument emerges.

In the course of the latter, one might ask whether the account of argument that emerges from informal logic can provide a basis for computational modeling and attempts to use computers to assist with, or engage in, the kinds of reasoning that characterize informal contexts (see, e.g., Reed & Norman 2004).

The central argument that emerged from their effort was that activities like merchant banking and debt investing through credit funds should be exempt from the rule - or parts of it - because they are akin to making loans, the sources said.