Sentence examples for challenging arguments from inspiring English sources

Will doesn't waste time challenging arguments that don't matter and he doesn't erect straw men unless he absolutely has to.

In the context of publicly funded research, IP protection is facing an even more complicated set of supporting and challenging arguments in addition to those mentioned above.

Annan can make the vaguest, most innocuous statements sound substantial and profound, and he can deliver his toughest, most challenging arguments without apparent argumentativeness.

I know this will sound naïve, but so be it: I still believe that making such challenging arguments on difficult issues like immigration is the sort of thing that politicians should do; it's the difference between leading and following.

But perhaps the most challenging arguments for the pro-legalizing camp come from Edgardo Buscaglia, an expert in international organized crime attached to Columbia University.

This argument is considered by Stephen Yablo to be one of the most challenging arguments in favor of the acceptance of the existence of abstract mathematical entities, such as numbers and sets.

Ms. Marcus agreed that it was a challenging argument to make.

Which some would say is a challenging argument to make, since the trends that are pumping up London are supra-national.

A challenging argument against routine screening for intimate partner abuse includes the lack of evidence that screening actually reduces the risk of IPV against women.

The following year, he waded into deeper water when he challenged arguments supporting the existence of God in "Letter on the Blind" — a book that earned him three months in prison.

A campaign to allow transgender troops to serve in the US armed forces has received support from overseas military allies who travelled to Washington to challenge arguments about its potential impact on operational effectiveness.