Sentence examples for arguments to date from inspiring English sources

Today's filings in the Federal District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia, combined with filings on Monday and more expected Thursday, contain the defense's most detailed arguments to date in trying to get the case dismissed.

However, he adds, all truly anthropic arguments to date fall back on fallacies or circular reasoning.

In one of his most compelling arguments to date, he laid out a blueprint going forward, rich with clarity and powered by an ever-accruing political capital.

The most balanced arguments to date concerning the IELCAP findings have been in a recent BMJ editorial (McMahon and Christiani, 2007).

Before I get there, a quick summary of the argument to date.

Many astronomers believed that the observational evidence, although still circumstantial, provided the best argument to date for the existence of black holes.

Except there's this: Very much in spite of itself "Never Say Never" ends up being the best argument to date for Mr. Bieber as a singer, far more convincing than his albums.

However, I consider number 4, which is entirely new, to be the strongest argument to date against the root being within Posibacteria.

The government argument was the strongest statement to date that the scientist, Wen Ho Lee, was functioning as a spy, even though he is not charged with espionage.

Even if all of the kinds of arguments produced to date are pretty clearly unsuccessful i.e., not such as ought to give non-theists reason to accept the conclusion that God exists it remains an open question whether there is some other kind of hitherto undiscovered ontological argument which does succeed.

For these folks, who we call "the middle," the equality argument (which to date has been the primary focus of marriage advocates) isn't connecting.