Sentence examples for arguments I need from inspiring English sources

In order to make these arguments, I need to explain the basics of central bank operations.

In order to elaborate my argument, I need to go into details here: Science is the systematic, methodological, intersubjective creation of knowledge that is justified as true [11, 12, 13, 14].

That we have a system of profit-based medicine, as much or more than evidence-based medicine, is an argument I needn't make, because others already have.

To sum up my argument I'll need to borrow a line from Eric Clapton, "It's in the way that you use it". The medical benefits of marijuana (cannabis) are pretty well established.

It signifies not concession to the argument, but simply, "I need a break.

I eventually convinced my boyfriend to pay $200 of what we owed beyond that, which was a terrible ordeal of many drawn out arguments about why I needed help with this.

When asked "How might a biologist explain why a species of birds has evolved a larger beak size?," many (38%) guides chose the need-based argument (i.e., "the ancestors of this bird species encountered a tree with larger than average sized seeds. They needed to develop larger beaks in order to eat the larger seeds, and over time, they adapted to meet this need").

Okay, so it's still a valuable asset that serves the community, people still watch it, costs the taxpayer nothing, no commercial interests can use it until 2019, moving online is impractical in the near future, the MPEG testing argument doesn't wash, and I need to get over my high school grudge... so hang on, why is it being cut off again?

But to show the offensiveness on both sides of the argument, I felt I needed them.

For example, each of the counter-arguments I have raised needs to be carefully argued against, not shouted down by hysterical remarks about the sovereign debt crisis or references to private lectures from the not infallible governor of the Bank of England.

I need to build the argument.