Sentence examples for arguments that advocate from inspiring English sources

And that, in general, the forces and the arguments that advocate and resist these interventions tend not to change all that much over time.

There are plenty of arguments that advocate throwing away the bathroom scale, but a new study suggests daily weigh-ins may be a key component to weight loss.

These are the same arguments that advocates for the poor are likely to make if and when they sue to block the changes.

Now the trump question put to anti-interventionists is: "What would you have done about Rwanda?" Yet this is the same argument as that advocated by the torturer who says he is trying to save lives.

WASHINGTON -- As the parties battle over taxes, the deficit and economic inequality, two arguments that have been marshaled to advocate for the Democratic position are that taxpayers should not be subsidizing private jet travel and that Warren Buffett's tax bill is way too low -- lower, Democrats and Buffett himself have repeatedly noted, than his secretary's.

This one was a political argument — a political argument that advocated, if not a dogma (outside of the Vatican, nobody likes dogmas), a political creed.

This one was a political argument a political argument that advocated, if not a dogma (outside of the Vatican, nobody likes dogmas), a political creed.

Some conservatives are already warning that banning bump stocks could lead to other gun control measures ― a slippery-slope argument that advocates of the Second Amendment have made for years.

One of the arguments that continue to rage is that of the delivery of renal support, with advocates of all modalities continuing to promote their favoured technique.

As to whether those who advocate these positions had been ignored, Wills wrote, "Perhaps it is the quality of their arguments that makes them hard to take seriously".

It's a nifty and pernicious argument that turns coal advocates into poverty campaigners and environmentalists into the bad guys.