The phrase "arguments it is" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a point about arguments, but it lacks context and clarity.
Example: "In the debate, the conclusion was that arguments it is that matter most in persuading the audience."
Alternatives: "it is the arguments" or "the arguments are what".
Without him making the arguments, it is unclear how Greece's bondholders are going to be won over.
But coming out of today's arguments, it is hard to imagine five votes in favor of upholding Proposition 8.
Aside from the ideological arguments, it is also pertinent to mention that Martin's surname is Willey – something both he and his bride are keen to leave behind.
The scope of the Prop 8 case also seemed to scare the Justices; after two days of oral arguments, it is the DOMA case that appears more intact.
Still with titles, a subheadline on a comment article on Thursday said: "Whatever the arguments, it is a popular vote and nothing to do with Her Royal Highness".
For one thing, with sharp-witted counsel on both sides making the strongest possible arguments, it is more likely that justice will be done.
Does anyone believe for a second that if the situation were flip-flopped, each side would not be using the arguments it is now condemning in the other?
The fact that NcNeilly's view is one from the bottom up - from the coalface of our bloated, sagging nuclear program - does not diminish the strength of his arguments: it is far more likely to multiply them.
To understand the plaintiffs' arguments, it is necessary to go back to the 1870s, when the state authorized the Parks Department to set aside land for a grand new art museum of which the city could be proud.
After listening to their arguments, it is almost possible to lose sight of the party's core weakness: that up to three-quarters of Indonesians hate its guts.Definitions of democracy vary.
As a method for writing, it fostered a deep emotional connection with his research – and this intimacy resonates in the lucid flow and appreciative tone of his arguments: "It is interesting to contemplate an entangled bank, clothed with many plants of many kinds," he writes.
