By carefully constructing the arguments of Arcs 1 and 2, the meditator gains anti-sceptical momentum, pushing his project near to the goal of Knowledge.
Company towns, such as Pullman, were constructed, the argument being that well-housed, well-educated workers would be more productive than their feckless, slum-dwelling contemporaries.Companies introduced pensions and health-care benefits long before governments told them to do so.
Since projects take time and money to construct, the argument for infrastructure spending having a positive impact on productivity in the short-term is difficult to quantify, though it seems to be able to generate a short- to medium-run boost, in part by raising prospects for near-term business investment.
Given the information in the previous paragraph, one can construct the following argument for the claim that Damian has to deny the universal validity of the principle of non-contradiction: (1) Damian maintains that God can restore virginity to a woman who has lost it.
In fact, they found it easy enough to construct the necessary arguments.
Let us assume that we have constructed the two arguments in such a way that both, S1 is a logical consequence of Σ1 and S2 is a logical consequence of Σ2.
The main argument for constructing the Norwegian regional airports at the end of the 1960's was to establish efficient transport communications between rural towns and airports in the county centres.
There is a whole essay constructed around the argument that while black Britons riot, they do not demonstrate on a national scale, which makes no mention of the Black People's Day of Action in response to the 1981 New Cross fire - about which Linton Kwesi Johnson has written poems.
Through a sensitivity analysis, the model will construct the strongest possible argument against its own recommendation.
Think of the American judicial system, in which the prosecutors and defense lawyers each have a mission to construct the strongest possible argument.
