Sentence examples for argument to change from inspiring English sources

He makes them wait so he can engineer a false argument to change the constitution".

"But that's not an argument to stop aid – it's an argument to change the way aid is delivered.

These tendencies held true in Willer's study, which asked participants to craft a convincing argument to change the mind of a political opponent on a polarizing issue, such as military spending or same-sex marriage.

Working together to decrease wait-times and to decrease the pressure on the outpatient clinics therefore seems to be the strongest argument to change the collaborative structure of care.

Currently, however, ABPM is not considered a routine first line investigation for hypertension in individuals with TS who do not have underlying cardiovascular disease but there may be an argument to change this and begin to use ambulatory BP monitoring earlier in TS.

Second, while campaigns for the more judicious use of antibiotics have had limited impact, the long-term consequences of disturbing the microbiota with antibiotics, particularly in early life, seems a compelling argument to change consumers' attitudes and reduce unnecessary use of antibiotics.

"You can use language and rational arguments to change people's minds," she said.

"One would need compelling arguments to change what exists," Mr. Friedberg said.

You have to come with good arguments to change my philosophy but when you have a better argument than me I change.

Ms Lucas said at the close of the sometimes-sparsely attended debate, that her only regret was that MPs who were not convinced of the arguments to change existing policy were not in the chamber to hear them.

Myth represents a sort of back-up: if one fails to be persuaded by arguments to change one's life, one may still be persuaded by a good myth.