Sentence examples for decisive argument for from inspiring English sources

The enterprise's triple impact (social, environmental and economic) was a decisive argument for the jury.

This was the decisive argument for the existence of microentities which led most of those still skeptical of the atomic hypotheses to change their views (Einstein, 1905; Perrin, 1913; Nye, 1972; Maiocchi, 1990).

The late-stage dysfunction of the Soviet economy certainly contributed to the demise of that empire, but to view this as a decisive argument for unrestrained capitalism is just counter-historical.

Although testing for HBV and HCV should be systematically performed before initiating antiretroviral therapy, transaminases elevations at baseline or during treatment should be a decisive argument for testing when hepatitis status is unknown.

As long as there are no decisive arguments for or against the existence of God, a certain number of smart people will go on believing in him, just as smart people reflexively believe in other things for which they have no knock-down philosophical arguments, like free will, or objective values, or the existence of other minds.

I completely forgot Hume's to my mind decisive argument against all evidence for the miraculous.

An editorial accompanying the new paper in JAMA seems to reach the conclusion that the WHI is a decisive argument against hormone replacement for all women.

This, however, is not a decisive argument against Kant's Categorical Imperative for several reasons.

Is this a decisive argument?

But that wasn't the decisive argument, not in political Washington.

Relative volume errors are therefore often used as a decisive argument to select one exchange correlation functional over another.