Sentence examples for either of these arguments from inspiring English sources

But I don't find either of these arguments particularly compelling.

Of course it is not clear voters will buy either of these arguments (especially the first).

If either of these arguments is accepted, it would destroy the doctrine of severability entirely.

Very few economists would dispute either of these arguments; together they already imply that discretion is unlikely to be successful.Then comes the clincher: a third, and somewhat subtler, argument.

Nevertheless, if either of these arguments are taken forward, a different Article 9(2) exception would need to be found under which biobank processing could be legitimated.

Frankly, I don't buy either of these arguments.

However, O'Brien is not convinced by either of those arguments.

But neither of these arguments really matter.

Theoretically, neither of these arguments is crazy.

It is still possible that Albany lawmakers will be swayed by one or more of these arguments, from either side.

But none of these arguments bear scrutiny.