Sentence examples for basis for arguments from inspiring English sources
The two etiologic hypotheses germ theory and miasma were widely debated, with available clinical and population-based evidence serving as the basis for arguments from both sides.
Evidence from neuroscience has been the basis for arguments urging lesser criminal responsibility for adolescents, referencing their need for protection over their ability to exercise autonomous judgment.
This model also provides a basis for arguments that rape is an evolved reproductive strategy among human males (Thornhill and Palmer 2000).
Similarly, differentially expressed genes in human liver are enriched for metabolic function (Blekhman et al., 2008), suggesting a potential molecular basis for arguments implicating dietary shifts in the emergence of modern humans (Kaplan et al., 2000; Ungar and Teaford, 2002; Wrangham, 2009).
These Traditions were considered by Ibn Ḥanbal as a sound basis for argument in law and religion.
You know, when we made a proposal, Tim, it was to be a starting point, a basis for argument and compromise within the legislative process.
When asked at the candidates' first debate about the effect her plan would have on New York, Mrs. Clinton said that she was supportive of using federal money for teaching hospitals and that her health care proposal was "a starting point, a basis for argument and compromise within the legislative process".
Issues of collaborator quality and outputs of team members have been a basis for contention for years, and this evidence-based system removed any basis for argument.
Intervention in this area by national legislatures is limited for the following reasons: (1) The right to health as defined by the WHO is merely a basis for argument and a point of departure, and lacks the status ascribed to the core concepts of human rights.
If first principles stays, then please explain in a list what the first principles are, and I think what that will uncover is more accurately described as a set of premises (something assumed or proved as a basis for argument or inference).
These facts provide the basis for strong arguments in favor of removing him from power.
