Sentence examples for arguments and information from inspiring English sources

Now he doesn't give a damn and fights homophobes back with solid arguments and information.

Monday's order instructs the lower courts to rule based on the new arguments and information presented in those briefs.

Furthermore, arguments and information are presented to show that multiplicity of the chain growth probability is the only reasonable cause of the reported "positive deviations" in the C6+ product range.

This means using evidence to explain phenomena, making claims and backing such with evidence, understanding causality, and evaluating arguments and information with reference to rational criteria (e.g., is the evidence logically coherent?; Chinn, Duncan, Dianovsky, & Rinehart, 2013).

Despite all its junk and jumble, the Internet also presents "a world of unbounded curiosity, of argument and information, where anyone with a modem can wander out of the wilderness for a while, ask a question and receive an answer".

Robert W. McChesney, a professor of communications at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign and the author of "Rich Media, Poor Democracy," said the founding fathers understood that argument and information were essential engines of democracy, and that when technological advances and shifts in legal doctrine change the way those engines run, the effects on society can be profound.

Launched into the most cut-throat market in American television, adverts for a new current affairs show promise: "The nation's No 1 source for breaking news, screaming political arguments and vital information on missing teenage Caucasian girls".

In case of colinearity (P > 0.6), the most informative variable was selected for inclusion in the model, based on clinical arguments and Akaike information criterion [ 31].

There are lots of circuitous arguments, typographical errors, and information provided in the wrong sections.

Although distinctions are sometimes blurred here, while ID arguments involving each of those Rs tend to be gap arguments, an additional focus on mind-reflective aspects of nature is typically more visible in ID arguments citing specified complexity and information than in arguments citing irreducible complexity.

Most students could use greater familiarity with what newspaper, magazine and book editors call 'narrative nonfiction': writing that tells a factual story, sometimes even a personal one, but also makes an argument and conveys information in vivid, effective ways".