Sentence examples for because it is argued from inspiring English sources

A sample initially collected simply to eliminate the innocent is nevertheless retained because, it is argued, you never know, that person may turn up in other circumstances as a rapist".

We delay because it is argued that talking is too risky – but experience suggests the real risk lies in not talking.

For instance, the ancient statement that Cypselus had no bodyguard ought to be given its natural meaning, which is a denial of the military factor; it ought not to be ingeniously twisted so as to imply that he did not need a bodyguard because (it is argued) he had the support of identifiable army groups.

This is important in medical education because, it is argued, so much of doctors' knowledge is implicit or tacit [ 12].

However, side ("fetal") positioning is becoming more popular in some German hospitals because it is argued that infants feel more comfortable and are less agitated.

Realized access or utilization is often used as an indicator for access to health care because it is argued that access without utilization is not an end itself [ 34, 35].

NBC is not engaging in any speculation about trends because it is arguing it is simply too early to read them.

The Bail-Them-Out Partalkingmore talking points, because it is arguing that more is at stake than when other industries are forced into wrenching restructurings.

In 1975, the state outlawed pay toilets because it was argued that coin-operated stalls in public restrooms discriminated against women.

This was initially included but not in the end reported because, it was argued – correctly, we believe, that prevalence data were not good enough to support regional estimates of burden attributable to this disorder.

Nor do I believe that companies should open more leadership positions to women simply because it's argued to be politically, socially, or morally necessary.