Sentence examples for broad argued from inspiring English sources

But Rich told me that, years before, when she and Broad argued about the direction of BCAM, "there was always the hint that he'd go somewhere else".

But Zhang and the Broad argued that the earlier success with CRISPR had no bearing on whether the technique would work in the complex organisms that matter most to scientists looking for ways to treat and prevent diseases.

As C.D. Broad argued (see Broad 1942), it is unclear how the roundness and brownness of a penny, for example, could exist in time by themselves.

Like many future writers (see section 4.1 below), Broad argued that such a view is self-contradictory since it (presumably) presupposes the reality of misjudgments which are themselves a type of mental state.

Bletchley offers a chance to build something broad, argues Meacham.

The second argument is broader, arguing that the financial sector is the primary cause of the current crisis.

But Arizona's is too broad, Katyal argued.

Anything broader, he argued, would open his diaries to a fishing expedition by the defence.

These broad laws, argues Mr. Pyle's lawyer, Kathryn A. Stebner, creates special protections for the elderly, even if they are not specifically spelled out.

Mrs. Simmons sees many of the foundation's social experiments from a broad perspective, arguing that a success in Chicago can have meaning elsewhere in the world.

Broad would argue that such a coup would not harm the public, because the art would all be there to be viewed, long after he is gone — it just would be credited to him.