Sentence examples for argument means from inspiring English sources

The argument means Cadbury's could be free to introduce a rival breakable bar in the UK.

Evidence means little to the average voter; reasoned argument means even less.

What this economic argument means for Amazon is trickier still, because there is so much more to the e-book economy than some are reading into it.

I really don't know what "advancing the liberal argument" means, except that it is supposed to make us feel warm all over.

Talking heads are discussing whether or not they are friends, and what their recent argument means to the future of the franchise.

Translated, that last argument means that as long as companies can argue they will earn 10.7percentt a year on stocks, they can save money by paying less cash into their pension funds than they would have if they had invested in bonds and measured their liabilities realistically.

WASHINGTON — The way to frame a Supreme Court argument meant to persuade Justice Anthony M. Kennedy is to talk about liberty.

She then pressed Cooper on whether his argument meant that sterile heterosexual couples should not be permitted to wed because they cannot have children.

The exigencies of the argument mean that the chapters have a very different emotional weight, so that the one on abortion is nothing like the thumping heart of the one on menstruation.

Remark 3.6 (What does "essentially the same argument" mean).

where x, m, and P are the argument, mean, and covariance, respectively.