Sentence examples for circulating arguments from inspiring English sources

Various Russian print outlets, meanwhile, are circulating arguments that the Ukrainian military shot down MH17, and that if rebels did shoot down the plane, Kiev would still bear "legal responsibility", according to Tom Balforth in RFE/RL, a part of the Guardian's New East Network.

As I wrote on Mar . 13 , 1995in one of my all-time favorite columns, old and widely circulated arguments lose their power.

Social media can do the same, building arguments comment by comment, challenging, testing, reinforcing and circulating the longer arguments in blogs, essays and reports.

A second is that Reid was aware that he lacked compelling arguments with which to rebut Hume's criticisms, whether because he modestly appraised his counter-arguments, or because counter-arguments circulating in the milieu were satisfactory.

What keeps these arguments circulating is the fact that ski helmets have not proved to be statistically effective.

But the crunch and recession will surely persuade some Scots that going it alone would be foolhardy.Other anti-referendum arguments circulating in Edinburgh are also weak.

I'm frankly unmoved by the arguments circulating that so-called superdelegates have to vote one way or another.

Or, to be more accurate, Twitter is good at letting facts circulate through argument.

There's a new argument circulating on Capitol Hill, as conservative House Republicans try to win over more moderate colleagues who oppose the GOP's bill to repeal Obamacare.

Instead, beta cells might sense circulating insulin, an argument recently proposed on the basis of computer modelling [ 44].

A version of that argument, circulated among foreigners, holds that "none of my Chinese colleagues in our office have heard of Ai Weiwei," so treating his detention as front-page news is out of proportion to the overall improvement in Chinese standards of living.