Sentence examples for definitive arguments from inspiring English sources

Strauss certainly cannot be said to have offered definitive arguments against historicism, definitive arguments for or against revelation, or definitive arguments for a return to "nature".

In the absence of any definitive arguments for or against the possibility of future computer systems being morally responsible, researchers within the field of machine ethics aim to further develop the discussion by focusing instead on creating computer system that can behave as if they are moral agents (Moor 2006).

Though more studies must be performed for definitive arguments either way, it is possible that the "stem cell theory of cancer" is too narrowly defined in its current state and may need to be broadened to include benign neoplasms.

We introduce a novel geometric proof of the inefficiency of OAT, with the purpose of providing the modelling community with a convincing and possibly definitive argument against OAT.

Again, that's not a definitive argument against nationalization: if it's the only way to clean up the financial sector, it's the only way.

The present paper introduces a novel geometric proof of the inefficiency of OAT, with the purpose of providing the modeling community with a convincing and possibly definitive argument against OAT.

So I cannot pretend to be trying to offer a definitive argument over which of these two shows edges the other; what I can do is tell you I have watched both in their entirety in the past few months and tell you what I believe and how I reached that conclusion.

In this second and final volume, Derrida builds on these analyses toward a definitive argument against capital punishment.

However, given the importance of the timescale and the relatively low node supports in both studies, there is no definitive argument that may favor either scenario.

Even though the literature provides no definitive argument in favor of relative contraindications, it appears that ECMO is likely to be less beneficial in certain subgroups of patients.

In conclusion, although detection of plasma KRAS2 mutations in circulating DNA is not a definitive argument for malignancy, it could contribute to cancer diagnosis.