Sentence examples for cut argument from inspiring English sources

He also said a recession would make the balance of payments worse: "The tax cut argument rests with the desire to stimulate the economy and prevent a recession which will cost us the most – domestically, internationally — on our budget and on our balance of payments".

He won the tax cut argument Democrats usually don't.

In a sign that Downing Street could be intending to insist that ministers toe the line, Sir John Major, who is still close to No 10, said people deserved to hear a clear-cut argument from Cameron and his cabinet.

"The British principle of fairness and the right to have access to justice, safeguarded since 1215, is being taken away on a cuts argument".

According to the NTC there's a "clear-cut" argument for allowing drunk people to ride in self-driving cars.

Politicians talk continually about how "small business," which really means the middle market, leads the way to job creation in America (usually as a prelude to a tax-cut argument).

I can make a clear-cut argument that a strange man calling me a "c*nt" is wrong, but I have less agency to react to a man yelling that I am "beautiful".

Trump and Republican congressional leaders are making that same Reagan tax-cut argument now, even after spending eight years blasting Obama for the large run-up in the national debt during his two terms in office (caused in large part by the financial crisis that presented Obama a first-year deficit of $1.2 trillion as he took office).

So far as we can ascertain from the literature there seems to be no clear-cut argument in favour of one scale over the other but focusing on the standard deviation scale seems to be a recent trend even in the mixed-effects models literature [8].

Some of the most clear-cut arguments for Big Data in healthcare are in conjunction with the formulation of fully digitized prevention and pharmacovigilance processes [ 21].

Reid bid farewell in a note that opened with a Colin Powell quote: "Great leaders are almost always great simplifiers, who can cut through argument, debate and doubt, to offer a solution everybody can understand".