Sentence examples for consider an argument from inspiring English sources

Consider an argument last month about the right to counsel.

I see no point in directing the Court of Appeals to consider an argument it has already rejected.

[n21] We also must consider an argument that an agreement between the parties has mooted the controversy.

Consider an argument from one of the heterodox economists, Stephen Williamson; this is Mr Smith writing:Williamson has stuck to his guns.

You may use the word "I" freely, especially to tell the reader what you're up to (e.g., "I've just explained why... Now I'm going to consider an argument that... ..)... ..

It is well established, however, that this Court will not consider an argument advanced by amicus when that argument was not raised or passed on below and was not advanced in this Court by the party on whose behalf the argument is being raised.

His lawyers are also considering an argument that the Yankees' medical staff botched the diagnoses of Rodriguez's physical troubles for years, forcing him to seek alternative treatment.

On Wednesday they appeared to be considering an argument made by the commonwealth's attorney Stephanie Morales in her closing statement that while Chapman violated specific Virginia laws, which she specifically cited, he did not deserve to be punished with a fatal shooting.

However, considering an argument by Slezin (2003) which discussed the critical conduit length in relation to an eruption style, we examined the effect of the conduit length by changing it from 5 to 7 km, before undertaking specific calculations.

"I guess it could be considered an argument for coconut sugar or agave over table sugar, honey or syrup but no one just drinks agave nectar straight,." Wilson explains.

As such, the evidence presented here should not be considered an argument against the involvement of ILA in depression but rather an elimination of one possible mechanism of it's involvement.