Sentence examples for figures and arguments from inspiring English sources

Whether Mr. Bush's plan achieves its political purpose may depend less on its specific details than on how skillfully he marshals facts, figures and arguments in support of it -- in televised debates and in his ads.

In the ever more politicised context of Brexit, however, the figures – and the arguments about how they are compiled – are taking on a new and sharper significance.

The same schematic figure and line of arguments can be made for the influence of the angular spread of the atomic beam, as well as the angular and velocity spreads of the NO beam, although the resulting line segments representing the diffraction oscillation peak positions are then oriented differently.

Susana Mendonca crunches the figures and reports on the arguments about Britain helping other countries.

With facts, figures and overwhelming force of argument, Mr Brown sallies forth to crush internal dissent and external opposition alike.

As I go deeper into the argument framing, figures, and discussion, I also think about which pieces are exciting and new, which ones are biologically or logically relevant, and which ones are most supported by the literature.

Ten years older than such artists, Pissarro was seen as a father figure, and his fierce arguments about egalitarianism and the inequities of the system of juries and prizes impressed everyone.

Literally, this concept means "having no measure in common", and it figures prominently in arguments against a linear and standpoint-independent picture of scientific progress.

Great debaters can step back and look at the big picture and figure out how arguments interrelate and explain what that means.

Some see the use of data as pointless and refer to the argument that the figures and data tell you nothing about the child or the pupil.

One humanities symposium examined how language and argument figure in political discourse.