Sentence examples for be argued from first from inspiring English sources

It could be argued from first principles that any fitness costs associated with Cry2Ab resistance in Helicoverpa are likely to be recessive.

He was, it might be argued, the first global hero.

In the absence of guidance from public health bodies, it could be argued that third-party representatives from the pharmaceutical industry may have contributed to the high usage of second line and third line agents [ 30].

By contrast, the topic 'artificial photosynthesis' was argued down from second place to 19th during the third project cycle ('voting down').

Indeed, it may be argued that for philosophers (as distinct from the general reading public) it often came first.

The second conjunct can't be argued with.

It may be argued that this is tenuous because it is based on data from 1995 to 1996 as RHD first spread through naïve and highly susceptible rabbits.

In each case the politicians are not arguing from first principle ("teens are mature/immature"), but on the interested calculation of which group of voters will best serve their own cause.

It has been argued that the first five zones represent the areas that are within walking distance from the city center.

The first premise is argued in the Third Meditation.

Sierra Leone, Kosovo, Afghanistan and now Iraq have convinced him that there are circumstances in which the use of military force to achieve a noble end is not just an option, but a moral obligation.The strength of Mr Blair's position is that he argues from first principles.