Sentence examples for arguments at a time from inspiring English sources

But Stan Greenberg, a Democratic pollster who advised Bill Clinton's 1992 campaign, calls those "curiously abstract" arguments at a time of economic anxiety.

Nine years later, Mr. Cameron risks stepping onto a similar tightrope, buttressing his U.S. ally's arguments at a time when there is no suggestion of a public appetite back home for further perilous adventures in the Muslim world.

Funeral arrangements and discussions on the final resting place of the Aboriginal client were considered as often leading to family arguments at a time when family members were highly stressed and grieving.

It is a potent argument at a time when east and west both invoke their respective gods to justify war.

The public, however, has had a difficult time accepting that argument at a time when the Conservative-Liberal coalition government is embarking on the deepest cuts in social spending in a generation.

What he did not manage to do was discredit their argument: at a time of fiscal austerity, the state could have saved millions of dollars a year by simply doing nothing.

Congress, the specialists say, should find additional money to pay for primary care and should not redistribute dollars among doctors — a difficult argument at a time of huge budget deficits.

Reduction rules in Interaction Nets are constrained to pattern match exactly one argument at a time.

And it should be easier to organize seven countries on the Security Council around this argument, at a time when the world's attention has been focused on Gaza, then to organize seven countries against the US push on the basis of the fuel swap alone.

Present one argument at a time; don't execute a mind-dump and try to drown the other person in facts.

In this week's Time magazine, managing editor Rick Stengel makes a similar argument, recommending papers stop issuing endorsements "at a time when the credibility and viability of the press are at all-time lows".