Sentence examples for emphasize the argument from inspiring English sources

But more often, he has done what he did again this week, which is to emphasize the argument that making investments in infrastructure is worthwhile mostly to stimulate the sluggish economy in the short run.

Further, considering the lack of randomly sampled data in this area, it seems worthwhile to emphasize the argument made by Couper and Miller [ 29] according to which it is better not to treat survey quality as an absolute, but to evaluate quality relative to other features, such as the availability of better data, the research design, and the stated goals of the survey.

Mr. Heath's group, the Christian Civic League of Maine, and others emphasized the argument that "it's not about discrimination; it's about other things".

John gives the traditional reasons (see §6), emphasizing the argument that the priest should be exclusively devoted to spiritual affairs (pp. 117 8).

We essentially combine arguments already available in the literature (e.g. see [7] and references therein) and therefore only emphasize the additional minor arguments required by the above neuron models.

Although no sound causal relationship can be established from these data between neutropenia recovery and ARDS, we would like to emphasize the five convincing arguments supporting the reality of ARDS during neutropenia that the authors developed in their discussion section.

We emphasize that the argument is still the same, and claim no conceptual novelty whatsoever.

Subsequent work, including Reconstruction, the Negro, and the New South, published by Harper & Row in 1971, extended the argument to emphasize the farreaching--if hotly contested--changes Reconstruction era civil rights policy effected.

Mr. McCain's arguments emphasize the view that Mr. Putin was never worthy of trust.

These arguments emphasize the need to study the effects of tight glucose control in a large heterogeneous cohort of intensive care unit patients.

his use of prooftexts in addition to his use of reasoned arguments) helps emphasize the importance for Saadya of revelation and knowledge-from-tradition as separate from reason-based knowing.