Sentence examples for both positions are valid from inspiring English sources

Both positions are valid, but only up to a point, as the realities of business life testify.

Eventually each side realized that both positions were valid, which opened up the possibility of joint problem solving.

Certain aspects of the latter two positions are valid, but neither camp has it exactly right.

But Marty Markowitz, the Brooklyn borough president -- who said that as a boy he spent the holiday eating ice cream and reading Mad magazine -- said he thought Mr. Sanders's and Mr. Walcott's positions were valid.

In his report, Mr. Robertson explains that he was given the task "to consider the attitude of the British government in refusing to accept that the massacres of Armenians in 1915-16 amountod to genocide, and whether its reasons for taking this position are valid and sustainable in international law".

A tiny minority that disagree is not a case to call something a debate or a controversy, and that fact that there are dissenters does not mean both positions are equally valid or should be presented as such (there are people on street corners claiming the world will end tomorrow, but they don't get half of the front page opposite "World to carry on as normal").

The positioning is valid, because the dynamic is demonstrable even early on.

So if a particular opinion held by most people in his party is patently wrong, he likes to explain how the position is valid in some, you know, deeper, pop-psychological way.

He seems to argue that the Epicurean position is valid only for the period before the coming of Christ.

Sophomore Joseph Bae was emboldened to challenge Nikias, arguing that Habinek's position was valid.

Such positions, however, are valid for only an instant of time, since all objects in the solar system are continuously in motion.