Sentence examples for arguments of why from inspiring English sources
"Even if the evidence comes in, there are usually twisted, irrational arguments of why that evidence does not prove innocence.
In addition to the memo, the lawyers have submitted separate papers for their clients tailored to each man's personal circumstances, offering arguments of why the death penalty is not appropriate.
As it turned out, the senior editor of Nation was someone willing to listen to arguments of why, say, a sneering comment about the Kennedys was not supported by the reporting sent from Washington.
The call for a post-ELSI shift, to summarize, seems to rely on three main lines of arguments of why ELSI research programs fails as normative programs: ELSI research is geared towards researching 'consequences' of research in ways that make it blind for the politics of research and draw attention away from important matters of concern.
On Monday, this all came to a head and the Supreme Court heard the arguments of why (and why not) the surveillance program should be challenged and was met with the full force of the Obama administration.
Evidence for energetic trade-offs has been demonstrated in bumblebees (König and Schmid-Hempel 1995) and birds (Hasselquist et al. 2001), but see Nilsson et al. (2006) for arguments of why energy cannot form the basis of a trade-off.
That adds force, in her mind, to the argument of why the police should put more effort into investigating rapes, something they have not always done, she said.
Eric asked a surprising question: "One thing I was wondering is if any of these paleontologists you've talked to have given their argument of why paleontology is important".
But that seeming tension only points to a principal argument of "Why I Am a Five Percenter," that religious identity is not necessarily about belief, or even about culture.
Mr. Romney, whose central argument of why he should be president is based on his economic prowess, has been largely absent during the extended Washington debate over whether — and how — to raise the debt ceiling.
Michael Rosenberg of SI.com gives an impassioned argument of why this is the best sporting day of the year, every year, mostly because it is impossible for the underdogs to be overhyped or for us to be tired of hearing about Kansas State because we haven't actually heard anything about Kansas State.
