Sentence examples for argument to draw from inspiring English sources

Ms. Denniston said that rather than convincing Judge Klein to throw out the case, the insurers would use the eligibility argument to draw Calpers into the bankruptcy, where debt adjustments are being determined.

Nevertheless, both sides of any such debate would have a rich fund of arguments to draw upon.

When American policy toward Beijing does come up Tuesday night — or next week, when it will be one of five designated topics in a debate focused solely on foreign affairs — Mr. Romney will have plenty of arguments to draw on.

But a number of laws — most of them passed in better times — also give victims of layoffs more legal arguments to draw on since the last steep recession in the early 1980s.

In essence, the letter rehashes many of the previous letters' arguments to draw Midleton into openly supporting the Drapier's actions.

That argument seemed to draw some sympathy from one of the three judges hearing the appeal.

Nine papers made use of the national inpatient survey to both enhance an argument and to draw conclusions with other national NHS surveys.

Tony Blair triangulated and positioned himself in the centre of arguments, trying to draw the two sides together.

But those comments were just in passing; in general, Mr Paul's arguments seem to draw more from economic and political philosophy than his religion.Incidentally, we see a similar connection between fiscal and social issues on the Democratic side: 15% of Americans, according to the Gallup poll cited above, identify as both economically and socially liberal.

He refers to the arguments designed to draw such conclusions, "transcendental paralogisms".

"And I think coming here, listening to these people, hearing these arguments, helps to draw attention to their plight.