Sentence examples for each of these arguments from inspiring English sources

But while each of these arguments holds weight, Monday's figures are just too stark to ignore.

We responded to each of these arguments over the summer in the hours of hearings and markups of the bill.

Each of these arguments is based on a blind faith that the interests of the UK (and, in particular, English people) are somehow a universal benefit, a goal that should be a priority for every relevant actor even when they clash with their own best outcome.

In this article, we review and discuss the evidence supporting each of these arguments.

However, each of these arguments has also been subjected to criticisms.

Each of these arguments has been used in other contexts in previous papers.

(It remains remarkable how often those at each extreme of these arguments mirror the behaviour and language of those at the other).

Taken separately, each one of these arguments doesn't appear terribly grave but in an atmosphere of mutual distrust, the situation has escalated.

Each of those arguments can be countered.

Each of these three arguments can be questioned.

Let us consider each of these three arguments in turn.