Sentence examples for argument posed by from inspiring English sources

Never mind the inconvenience to this argument posed by women designers, or the hardly passive role played by female consumers.

The argument posed by the White House — that air operations and support of NATO's operations do not constitute war — has been rejected by members of both parties.

However, the above argument posed by Wright Jr is not entirely new.

This is also a central argument posed by National Geographic explorer Wade Davis, author of a recent book which explores Imperial Metals' plans to open the Red Chris gold and copper mine in an area of BC known as the Sacred Headwaters.

The jury rejected arguments posed by the defense — that life in prison was punishment enough and that Mr. Wilson's rough childhood filled with bad influences should spare him from death.

In a question and answer after a speech to business leaders in Hong Kong, the chancellor firmly rejected arguments posed by some Tory climate change sceptics when he said man is to blame for global warming.

In their latest version, which will be published in the January/February issue of The Financial Analysts Journal, they respond to several arguments posed by critics who have read their work.

In his 728-page decision, excerpts of which were read aloud to Mr. Cavallo today as he stood in a barred cell in a judicial hearing room, the judge rejected arguments posed by Mr. Cavallo's lawyers and Argentine authorities, who said no one should be tried abroad for crimes committed in his native land.

The first such argument was posed by a French astronomer, Étienne L. Trouvelot, in 1884: Judging from the changes that I have seen to occur from year to year in these spots, one could believe that these changing grayish areas are due to Martian vegetation undergoing seasonal changes.

So virtually every argument initially posed by the opponents of the HGP turned out to be wrong.

That argument posed a powerful quandary for the left.