Sentence examples for expanded the argument from inspiring English sources
AS THE discussion over Thomas Piketty's new book has expanded, the argument has occasionally been made that concern about inequality is essentially an elite phenomenon.
Kai-Man Kwan has significantly expanded the Argument from Experience in a way that avoids from the start several objections to that argument (Kwan, 2011).
So expanded, the "argument from concern" is that the analysis of the truth-conditions of modal statements about objects in our world turns matters we care about into matters we do not care about, and so fails to be a plausible analysis.
Part IV expands the argument for cumulation beyond ineffective assistance of counsel and prosecutorial suppression.
"Ultimately, we're trying to expand the argument of using hydrogels as an advanced engineering toolset," Zhao says.
Mancini complained afterwards about refereeing decisions but was not willing to expand the argument to say that, over the two games, his team deserved to go through.
In Chapter 11, Jonathan Masur and Eric Posner defend and expand the argument that agencies should incorporate jobs impacts into their benefit-cost analyses (Masur and Posner 2012), recommending that agencies account for more than just first-order effects when making regulatory decisions.
Dorsey's move to give away such a big chunk of his own stock helps boost and expand the argument that's been made repeatedly about Twitter that a founder can do things for this company that other CEOs could not.
Hinson et al. (2015) who share similar disposition expand the argument further by suggesting that organisations are pressured to report on their sustainability activities due to institutional and stakeholder influence.
Even if Pulido didn't address the latter in the essay, the map finds a way to expand the argument she begins.
