Sentence examples for connected argument from inspiring English sources

Mr Blair persuaded the British parliament to vote for war on the basis of Iraq's weapons which the prime minister termed a "serious and current" threat and the connected argument that Saddam had consistently breached United Nations resolutions.

Getting connected Arguments about technology mean we won't see the faster 802.11n Wi-Fi standard decided until the end of next year.

Exposition texts written for assignments in tertiary education in an Australian university were found to include descriptive micro-genres to connect arguments in the texts (Woodward-Kron 2005).

He also connected the argument to Obamacare (the Affordable Care Act), support for policies by the Democrats and President Barack Obama, as well as Republican opposition to this socialism.

Mrs. Olson asked her students to connect "the argument" of the poem they read and the video with their own rally.

Recently, an article purported to show the ten most socialist states in America, connecting the argument to party politics.

Finally, considerations about the possibility of time-travel have been used to argue both for and against the existence of temporal parts; these arguments connect with debate about whether we should approach persistence as an issue about parthood and/or as an issue about location.

Most of the individual Arguments in D3 are logically interconnected, and connected to Arguments within previous Deductions.

All of the individual Arguments in D4 are logically interconnected, and connected to Arguments within previous Deductions.

Police believe the shooting could be connected to an argument between rival gangs.

The solution LOTH offers for what I called the problem of thinking, above, is connected to the argument here because the two phenomena are connected in a deep way.