Sentence examples for arguments to buttress from inspiring English sources

Ford officials have two arguments to buttress their position.

It is an irony of history that so many past Zionists, most of whom were secular Jews, often socialist, used religious arguments to buttress their case.

Mr. Wildes also had an ingenious technical argument, and to buttress it he called Dr. Lester Grinspoon as his first outside witness at the hearing.

The organization, Mr. Bargetto said, is planning its own economic study, which it would use to buttress arguments about the advantages of keeping theaters open.

But he found himself alarmed by the Bush White House's obsession with expanding presidential power, its arrogant unilateralism and its willingness to use what he regarded as careless and overly expansive legal arguments in an effort to buttress its policies.

This is reflected, perhaps, in the fact that no example is cited in arguments based on tarka to buttress the inference.

With military veterans standing at the center of the debate, both sides produced the words of their own war heroes to buttress their arguments.

They have of, course, their practical applications for after-dinner speakers or for editorialists looking to buttress their arguments.

Like many before them, they turned to Schumann's music to buttress their arguments, but they used it in a novel way, as a source of quantitative data.

The cases are likely to buttress the arguments of those pushing for federal laws to promote greater sharing of information between private companies and law enforcement agencies.

Some have hired consulting firms to buttress their arguments with 100-plus page reports featuring their own (favorable) criteria for determining what poses a serious financial threat.