Sentence examples for clearly an argument from inspiring English sources

There is clearly an argument about earning certain privileges.

There is clearly an argument that this is an improper use of the search power.

"There's clearly an argument that can be made that I can't afford to move some of our young starters even if I wanted to," General Manager Brian Cashman said.

Clearly, an argument would be needed that the counterfactual exercise Scanlon prescribes is more practicable or comprehensible for our fellow humans than for even the most intelligent animals.

Where the issue concerns merely their having some or other innate knowledge about language (and is neutral on the question of whether any particular theory about that knowledge is true), I will talk of 'innate linguistic information.' Clearly, an argument to the effect that speakers have inborn knowledge of UG entails the claim that they have innate linguistic information at their disposal.

This is clearly not an argument that holds a great weight with the judges, who have perhaps noted that based on the album charts, what the majority of the country are listening to currently includes the comedian Alexander Armstrong belting out A Nightingale Sang in Berkley Square and Danny Boy.

But as I was sitting here, a couple walked by and they were clearly in an argument.

This is clearly not an argument against the desirable effects of androgen replacement in hypogonadal men, but does not support the use of androgens to stimulate EPCs.

But there is clearly an economic argument for saying that everyone would be more prosperous if the slate was wiped clean and everyone started again.

Clearly, a strong argument for Schulze and McMahon's approach (Schulze and McMahon 2004) can be made and there are several recent studies that have successfully applied such reverse phenotyping (Tilley et al. 1998; Silverman et al. 2002; Schaid et al. 2006).

Clearly, Glaeser loves an argument, and he's a wonderful guide into one.