Sentence examples for argument less from inspiring English sources
It's a compelling argument: less fishing and less destruction equals more money.
By way of making this argument less abstract, a University of Massachusetts student and I conducted a small experiment.
State governors seeking the nomination can credibly make that argument; less so a sitting US senator who has moved with his family to the capital.
When I read opinion pieces by insiders, I often find the ostensible argument less interesting than what is taken for granted.
Macduff tries to rebut Malcolm's argument less by vouching complete faith in Malcolm than by implying, well, nobody could be worse than Macbeth.
And although it is true, as loggers argue, that extracting old, slow-growing trees and preserving their carbon in expensive furniture may represent a net sequestration opportunity, high levels of wastage make the argument less convincing.
Even the most brilliant tend to avoid strong declarative sentences and to organise their arguments less forcefully.
Instead of easing the way for the current peace plan, the prisoner release has become a sticking point, with both sides seemingly aiming their arguments less at each other than at Washington.
Anti-reductionists about chance have generally found these arguments less persuasive (Popper 1992; Black 1998; Weiner and Belnap 2006).
The moral debate about nationalism has resulted in various weakenings of culture-based arguments, proposed by liberal nationalists, which render the arguments less ambitious but much more plausible.
But, Spearin writes, TCNs will often conduct activities not performed by developed world PMSC personnel, which makes some of the pro-PMSC arguments less persuasive.
