Sentence examples for contest arguments from inspiring English sources

Above all, it means bias matters more, simply because there is less capacity to contest arguments and less diversity of commentary.

And she writes that in Australia's heavily concentrated media market, "bias matters more, simply because there is less capacity to contest arguments and less diversity of commentary".

Organized around problems, the course encourages critical thinking and contesting arguments and helps the students weigh different positions addressing the problems.

We contest related arguments that language is not an adaptation, namely that it is "perfect," non-redundant, unusable in any partial form, and badly designed for communication.

We will discuss and contest these arguments one by one in this paper.

The chimney had its far-away supporters, and to say that none of them was unlucky enough to live near it is a cheap way to contest their argument.

The party needs to contest the argument about change – to set out that there are two different approaches to the role of government, to the political response to an economic downturn and the broader politics of fairness and opportunity.

John Bew, a British expert on terrorism, considers and contests the arguments.

Contesting recent arguments about the impossibility of an Islamic State, Salomon explores the social life of an attempted Islamic State in multiple and often unexpected locations of everyday life.

Fundamentally, he questioned whether the court had jurisdiction for the appeal of an election contest, an argument the justices seemed to take seriously, perhaps in light of the opinion of the U.S. Supreme Court earlier this week that indicated the power to control elections rests in the state Legislature.

I don't think Fry and Söderberg would contest the argument that agriculture and the rise of complex societies made war a worthwhile -- in the economic sense rational -- option.