Sentence examples for argument offered for from inspiring English sources
As David Roberts shows, every legal argument offered for why this might be so has been debunked by lawyers who have looked closely at them.
It is there in the crudest, most basic argument offered for Israel's right to exist: that after the murder of six million, Jews need a safe haven that they can call their own.
In 1995, the pill was thought to have a possible link with thrombosis, a threat largely discounted by the World Health Organisation.Today, unbelievably, one argument offered for keeping the ban is that, if lifted, the birth rate would fall even farther; it is already at its lowest in history.
Granted, there is another argument offered for anonymizing mass murderers: that naming them contributes to their "glorification" and makes them objects of fascination for potential copycats.
The arguments offered for more means testing are invariably warm, positive and helpful ones.
What is right about the traditional view that ad hominem arguments are fallacious can still be captured in the observation that such arguments cannot definitively show that there are flaws in the arguments offered for the position they dismiss.
A treatise in the Aristotelian corpus probably not by Aristotle himself (On Indivisible Lines) addresses and refutes a number of arguments offered for the existence of indivisible lines, without naming their author.
Finally, though, let's reconsider the underlying argument offered by Wallis for publishing the pictures.
Kohlmann replied that Mohammed's claims were "completely wrong," and "briskly rejected each argument offered as a basis for disqualification," but the announcement of his departure was not reassuring.
Although a detailed discussion of the disagreement between Staley and Galison would take us too far from the subject of this essay, they both agree that arguments are offered for the correctness of experimental results.
The arguments offered, illustrated for the comparatively simple seagrass communities, provide strong reasons to expect a strong — if difficult to test experimentally — positive relationship between species diversity and the functions of marine ecosystems and, thereby, the services they yield to humanity.
