Sentence examples for core arguments and from inspiring English sources

Wagiman verbs obligatorily inflect for person and number of core arguments, and for the tense and aspect of the clause.

They are non-credible sources whose core arguments and analsyses are indistinguishable from the anti-climate disinformation campaign driven by fossil fuel companies and conservative media, politicians and think tanks.

Three experienced facilitators supported activities, including plenary presentations, small and plenary discussions, and participatory consensus building activities (such as round table discussions, involving the movement of small groups around tables allocated to different topics, identifying and expanding core arguments and recommendations in turn).

The conclusion summarizes the core argument and the reforms.

It is Remain's core argument and Leave's most acute area of weakness.

This was a full-throated case for the very idea of government, a speech which, both in its core argument and additional flourishes, located Obama unashamedly on the liberal left.

Mr. Pawlenty certainly isn't alone in having flailed trying to find a core argument, and he won't be the last well-regarded candidate in the field to suffer the consequences.

> -wrap-foot> GE09/11 defined three tasks: Task 1 required the identification of core arguments (Theme and Cause), Task 2 was concerned with finding secondary arguments, and Task 3 required the detection of modifications on Task 1 events.

In practice, although there are generally no limits on the possibilities for the most "core" arguments (Arg0, Arg1, and often Arg2), the actual possibilities are somewhat lower for other arguments.

You need to strengthen these people and their environment to become a living counter­-narrative". "When families notice [radicalisation] they try to debate the core theology, the core political arguments and that usually pushes their sons and daughters further away.

In contrast, the examples in 2b-2d are transitive, since there are two core arguments, namely, the ergative and the abolutive, in the sentences.