Sentence examples for context argument from inspiring English sources

We must decide for ourselves if this "absolution by context" argument is adequate.

On the other side, it is acknowledged that there are limits to mathematical formalisation of evidential reasoning in law (Franklin 2012: 238 9) and that context, argument and judgment do play a role in identifying the reference class (Nance 2007b).

Outside a wartime context, arguments that estate tax rates must remain high in order to prevent undue concentration of wealth have failed to carry the day.

It is almost impossible to make a neutral assessment of whether Britain is in fact a Christian country, and even if it were possible, no one would bother: arguments about religion are, in this context, arguments about identity and allegiance.

As Justice Antonin Scalia once wrote in another context, this argument is not a wolf in sheep's clothing: "this wolf comes as a wolf".

In that context, any argument that starts from the premise that things should stay the same is never going to stack up, no matter how much we might wish it could.

But it could be argued that there has been a sea change: there now is a School of Morison, a school of history writers who are not professors, not all of whom care as much as Morison did about context and argument and, above all, evidence.

In context, this argument was made years after the dissolution of the League of Nations (and years before the creation of the United Nations).

In this context, an argument expressed earlier bears repeating: absent an aggressive and sustained campaign for cultural change, top-down crackdowns on the export of extremism will remain compromised by the disapproval of a large segment of Saudi society.

In this context, the argument for the placebo-control trials violates the principle of justice.

While this study is set in a high school context, an argument is provided for how it could translate into introductory life sciences courses at the undergraduate level.