Sentence examples for examining an argument from inspiring English sources

ON SUNDAY, the New York Times published a piece examining an argument advanced by a number of economists that America sends too many people to college.

You probably trust some sources of information more than others, for instance, and you may examine an argument more skeptically if it happens to align with the speaker's self-interest.

The pro-nuclear side could read about Chernobyl experts who express hope for Fukushima, examine an argument by the head of the second-largest power company in Japan, or listen to a Marketplace podcast featuring a scientist who says Japan needs nuclear power.

In this particular domain, the rhetoric is often intense and feverish and it is important to be mindful of whether one is examining a concern or an argument about the moral permissibility of a particular kind of enhancement (Buchanan 2011).

So there will be at least as many desks as there are cellulose molecules on the surface of the desk.[53] We have examined a variety of arguments for revisionary conceptions, as well as a variety of strategies for resisting those arguments.

4. Individually, students write a response paper examining the argument presented in the article "Mother Culture, or Only a Sister?" What is the difference between a sister culture and a mother culture?

In addressing the multiplicity of Nash equilibria, game theorists have examined a variety of arguments that refine the set of equilibria ([13, 18 20]).

This implies that any subject examining the argument who had a doubt about q would be rationally required to accept a defeater for the justification for p based on e. Hence non-transmissivity as incapability of satisfying (iii+) engendered by reliance on collateral information entails non-transmissivity as incapability of resolving doubt.

Mr. Adelstein has complained that he was being forced to vote on the issue before the agency has adequately examined the numbers, an argument that has also been made by the cable industry.

Instead of examining the argument, Eikenberry was criticized among McChrystal's team and his intellectual positions summarily dismissed without serious contemplation.

"How many have paid?" (Also known as "The statistics are full of deadbeats"): We examined this argument a few days ago.