Sentence examples for example it is argued from inspiring English sources

For example, it is argued that whales, the sole focus of the International Whaling Commission, are more threatened by the state of the current oceans than they are by whaling.

In the case of the doctrine of the Trinity in Christianity, for example, it is argued that the abundant references in the New Testament and the earliest liturgies to God as Father, Son, and Holy Spirit required the development of a dogma that would make explicit the essential Christian trinitarian conviction.

For example, it is argued that interest groups, local communities and practitioners should be involved in decision-making processes.

For example, it is argued that at low temperature CNT growth can occur through surface diffusion [15].

For example, it is argued that it is important to distinguish between the added gameplay mechanic of social competition and the perceived intrapersonal challenge this induces.

With a small example it is argued that the presented architecture together with the EFA formalism can be used to efficiently verify and synthesize control functions that contain both supervisory control and traditional logic control.

For example, it was argued that if a body were continuous, then it would be divisible infinitely, in which case the body would have an actually infinite number of parts that all adhere together to form the body and that correspond with the infinite number of divisions.

For example, it was argued that the strategy of "organisational separation" further lowers physicians' sense of belonging in the system.

For example, it was argued with respect to the mEST that data on only 20 chemicals were not sufficient to make final decisions on embryotoxicity.

For example, it was argued that in the case of chronic diseases and continuous treatments the calculation of NNTs by inverting the risk differences is not useful because the duration of treatment is not taken into account [ 15].

So, for example, it was argued that consciousness was a post facto reconstruction, and not causally operative: There is only the behaviour of the brain and part of that behaviour is to produce something that we call consciousness … to us it feels like there is an 'I' … that is in control.