Sentence examples for argument for which from inspiring English sources

Even the 'cost of living' argument – for which read 'Those Tory toffs haven't got a clue what your life's like' – relies on the electorate accepting that Labour has some better appreciation of those realities".

At West Point in June, President Bush revived the traditional 19th-century doctrine of "pre-emptive" war, the argument for which was set forth more fully three months later by the White House in a 33-page document titled "The National Security Strategy of the United States".

Malle was keen to cast him but it wasn't until 1996 that his second career took off, after Arnaud Desplechin made him the lead in My Sex Life... or How I Got into an Argument (for which he won the first of several Césars, or French Baftas).

It is not an argument for which Hill has time, citing Australia great Michael Lynagh's early appearances outside Mark Ella as evidence of a world-class stand-off who began Test life in midfield.

Everything I did was fodder for an endless argument, for which I would endlessly apologize.

Then, earlier this month, Wikileaks revealed that Hillary Clinton had been promoting fracking -- the best argument for which is to achieve US energy independence from foreign sources -- in countries around the world.

However, if you make the mistake of stating that Spider-Man is the only great superhero a true and good opinion within earshot, you will have to endure a counter-argument for which there is no time in this life to hear.

The idea behind the algorithm is that we start with the argument (or the set of arguments) for which we test credulous acceptance and iteratively add arguments to defend all arguments in our sets.

In the design of operations in the abstract model in the chapter, all operations are defined to be applicable to all combinations of argument types for which they could make any sense for the user (i.e., they are overloaded).

Now, if you back up and ask who began the aggression, it's my argument -- for which I'm called a "Putin apologist," which I am not --... but the reality is that Putin has been mostly reactive.

The doctrine of types is based upon the observation that universal quantification understood as full generality, i.e., when x ranges 'over the whole universe' does not make sense: when we state that ∀xφ(x) is true, we only claim the function φ(x) has the value 'true' for all arguments x for which it is meaningful.