Sentence examples for fits the argument from inspiring English sources

This example of producers asking for state protection fits the argument of Mügge (2006) that producers often request state intervention to circumvent transnational private regulation.

In one sense, if I am holding an object such as an apple, and another snatches it from my hand, I have been wronged because in taking the object from my physical possession, the other harms me (Kant does not specify whether this harm is because one's current use of the apple is terminated or because one's body is affected, but the latter fits the argument better).

The leading Orientalists of the 19th and early 20th century were Germans, but Germany had no imperial designs in the Middle East or Asia and therefore did not fit the argument, he writes.

As we have seen in the debate surrounding the EU referendum, we live in a post-factual, post-reason age where many parts of the media, and many people, tend to find the facts that fit the argument they already believe, the pieces of evidence that fit the worldview they already hold, the opinions that match their own.

How does this fit the argument of ancient function of ANO proteins?

If a team member did not think that a particular concept or category fitted the line of argument, we discussed this in meetings and made necessary changes.

"There's different evidence that all fits [the argument] that the costs of austerity are currently higher, because there's rising unemployment, there's a financial crisis and we are close to the zero lower bound [on interest rates]," Mr Teulings said.

Mr Roux also dealt with phone data evidence on the night of the shooting to show that the timeline of events fits the defence's argument that Mr Pistorius fired the shots at the toilet door first on his stumps.

However, evidence suggests (Appendix C, Armstrong et al. 2002) that the linear model fits the data and arguments on mechanism better than the log-linear model.

Read the title and anywhere from the first few paragraphs to the first few pages of the chapter to figure out how the author is using this chapter and where it fits into the argument of the book.

We suspect that yet another omitted variable may be generating this result for fathers under 30, because it does not fit the biological argument well.