Sentence examples for flagship argument from inspiring English sources

Heidegger's flagship argument here is that the systematic addition of value-predicates to present-at-hand primitives cannot transform our encounters with those objects into encounters with equipment.

The introduction concludes with the delineation of the contrasts between the work reported here and NomBank, the flagship project on annotation of the argument structure of nominalizations in General English.

UNICEF will detail these arguments in its annual flagship report, The State of the World's Children, to be published in December.

His argument is that none of the flagship companies which have been put on the block has passed properly into private hands.

"If Michigan really cares enough about that racial imbalance, why doesn't it... lower the standards, not have a flagship elite law school?" asked Justice Antonin Scalia at the oral argument.

Obviously that argument involves multiple helpings of the label's flagship outfit, Sharon Jones and the Dap-Kings, including a Gladys Knight and the Pips cover ("Giving Up," previously unreleased) and a James Broworkoute workout ("I'm Not Gonna Cry," previously issued on 45).

In August, speaking in Shenzhen, the Chinese city that pioneered many economic changes, Prime Minister Wen echoed these arguments in a speech carried by the party's flagship daily, People's Daily.

The 5s' flagship feature?

"This hits at its flagship".

Bentley's flagship costs $330,000.

On Oct. 10, it heard oral arguments in Fisher v. University of Texas, in which Abigail Fisher, a white Texan, says she was denied admission to the flagship campus while less qualified Latinos and African-Americans were allowed in.