Sentence examples for arguments that will be from inspiring English sources

Mr. Pickett can already predict one of the arguments that will be made against giving the agency more money.

For a taste of the arguments that will be arrayed against this initiative, read Christopher Helman at Forbes.

But we can, even at this distance, imagine the arguments that will be made to win over those decisive swing voters for Romney.

PHOENIX — Partisans in the debate over Arizona's stringent immigration law squared off for the first time in federal court Thursday, providing an early glimpse into the legal arguments that will be used in the coming battle over the new law.

In dozens of speeches, Congressional supporters and opponents of the law previewed arguments that will be made next week when the Supreme Court hears a challenge to its constitutionality filed by 26 states.

First, we now have a clear sense of the legal arguments that will be used to justify the kind of move Obama himself previously described as a betrayal of our political order.

As with the broader "engage or isolate" debate, it's a circular argument that will be unlikely to ever disappear.

"It raises the equal-protection argument that will be the subject of the next case, that it applies to the people of New York and New Jersey and anyone else," he said.

The long-distance exchange, experience in the public sector versus the private sector, highlights a central argument that will be debated until Republicans choose a nominee next year to challenge President Obama.

It is this second main step of the broader argument that will be developed here.

We finally have an argument that will be suffused with data rather than theories".