Sentence examples for arguments to suggest from inspiring English sources

Four new justices have joined the court since then, but there was nothing in Wednesday's arguments to suggest that the issue has become any less polarizing.

In Ten Billion, his compelling 70 -minute talk at the Theatre Upstairs, Stephen Emmott, who is the head of Microsoft's Computational Science Laboratory, offers powerful arguments to suggest that we are on an equivalent collision course with catastrophe because of overpopulation and climate change.

Kripke used a large battery of arguments to suggest that Russell's account of logically proper names should be extended to cover ordinary names, with the direct linkage in their case consisting of a causal chain between the name and the thing referred to.

However, there are few arguments to suggest that Helicobacter pylori is responsible for upper GI bleeding in intensive care.

To make this being palatable to theists, he offers that the argument be supplemented by other arguments, such as the teleological arguments, to suggest that the necessary being is the kind of being that satisfies theistic requirements.

Secondly, Philonous invokes relativity arguments to suggest that because sensory qualities are relative to the perceiver, e.g. what is hot to one hand may be cold to the other and what is sweet to one person may be bitter to another, they cannot belong to mind-independent material objects, for such objects could not bear contradictory qualities.

Elizabeth Jones thinks there's enough scant evidence to cobble together a vague argument to suggest so.

There's even an argument to suggest that the reformed Led Zeppelin might be slightly leaner.

Google might use that argument to suggest that it doesn't need to remove him from its index.

I have not heard one compelling argument to suggest that the country is likely to go that way.

There is a fair argument to suggest Burgess should stay in rugby union with Bath and prove the doubters wrong.