Casual arguments for conserving genetic diversity versus fitness might proceed as follows, and striking a balance between them may very well depend on the specific case: 'Genetic diversity': equalization of family sizes following wild exposure is essential to maximize the retention of genetic diversity when generating the new captive broodstock.
For discussion of issues closely related to the casual definition argument, see 6.3 and the supplement on Related Issues (Mental Anomalism and Semantic Externalism).
More than in his previous collections for the luxury label, Paul Helbers made a good argument for casual dressing that feels formal — or, at any rate, formal enough.
Or the same message, clothed in different symbols different mixes of sober argument and "casual" humour, different proportions of patriotic, ethnic, and religious rationalizations, different mixes of truth and the "noble lie," different proportions of propaganda and coercion can be tested on comparable samples.
Even a casual glance at the arguments that the offshore lobby use reveals the glaring inconsistencies between them.
An egalitarian approach to discourse should of course be the goal in any casual conversation, dinner party debate or raging argument.
Patriotism, self-respect, for the sake of your neighbours, for the good of your children: these are all credible and decent reasons to carry on fighting the hard right even when it knocks over your strongest arguments with a casual breath.
A casual consumer of the debate over McChrystal's report might assume that the argument facing Obama is over whether to send more U.S. troops to Afghanistan to fight indefinitely and win the war.
Rand had developed a signature style: he opened with a provocative statement to jar the casual reader, and then calmly laid out his argument.
Any debate about the relative merits of ballparks is sure to set off a slew of arguments between purists and casual fans alike.
Reilly is ascribing all the team's success to a single player, then committing casual atrocities with numbers to prop up an argument he doesn't really believe in the first place.
