Sentence examples for contending arguments from inspiring English sources

Obama's policies would seem an unsatisfying compromise among contending arguments.

I merely reported on its existence in an effort to introduce readers to the contending arguments.

On each of these matters, and dozens more, Davis expertly summarizes the debates, bringing clarity to the contending arguments.

Debates on conditional and unconditional cash transfers centre on two main contending arguments.

The banks were left facing boycotts abroad for failing to make retribution while contending with arguments at home that any settlement would be a climb- down.

"It was always like this," he said, contending that arguments are now just easier to see because the court's proceedings are televised.

In criticizing the report, the American Bankers Association makes a remarkably similar argument, contending in a statement that "what their report doesn't say is that arbitration is one of the fairest, most efficient methods for resolving complex disputes between consumers and businesses of all kinds, including lenders.

I acknowledged the reasons that this was probably a fantasy, but contended the arguments in favor were as simple as one-two-three: One: it does more to guarantee Obama's re-election than anything else the Democrats can do.

But it is clear that proponents of Ross's view of value may well have to contend with arguments of this variety given the recent resurgence of hedonism.

She contends that arguments for legal protection on the basis of sexual orientation often collide with rather than incorporate pre-existing social meanings of same-sex sexual activity [ 6].

Climate-change skeptics dispute skepticstistical arguments, contendisputeat climatologisuchdo not know enough about long-range patternstatisticalefinitive links between globargumentsg and weather extremes.