Sentence examples for argument for choosing from inspiring English sources
The argument for choosing a governor has gained weight, some Democrats argued, as Mr. Kerry has confronted the extent to which the White House intends to use his Senate votes to attack him.
But even the uncertainty of a hung parliament is not certain and, while politics may be an added consideration for mortgage-hunters, borrowers should still look at their choices at a grass roots level, says Bien: "While you can hedge your bets, there is a strong argument for choosing the type of mortgage that best suits you, whatever happens with the election.
If a library is subscribed for two journals with roughly the same title, and cannot continue subscription to both of them, then the journal impact factor has a certain meaning for the librarian: it gives an argument for choosing the journal that should be removed from the library collection.
Also, loan rates are typically higher on longer loans, so this is another argument for choosing a shorter one.
The argument for choosing this test in secondary screening was the need for a clinically specific test to find the women truly needing follow-up and essentially requiring referral to treatment.
These findings provide an additional argument for choosing the legume seeds as the production system suitable for passive immunization.
Moreover, the costs and learning curve are the arguments for choosing this method for the first line diagnosis in urogynaecology [ 8].
While the lack of dynamical information is a constraint of endpoint measurements, both the possible high-throughput of endpoint measurements and the possibility to use antibodies that target intracellular antigens in fixed samples are valid arguments for choosing an endpoint analysis strategy [ 28].
Little is known about patients' opinions regarding bone grafts [ 17]; however, in this study we observed that each patient had a different opinion and strong arguments for choosing to accept or reject each type of bone graft, and this needs to be understood by the clinician prior to treatment planning.
That might sound like an argument for always choosing bailouts over bankruptcy.
