Sentence examples for flawed arguments from inspiring English sources

Investors: to forestall the arrival of another costly financial crisis and help your overall portfolios, you must beware of misleading return on equity measures, monitor bank risks carefully, ask banks to stop lobbying against higher equity requirements, and demand that policy makers not allow flawed arguments and empty threats to affect their decisions.

Aside from deeply flawed arguments about crowding out even with zero interest rates, what you usually encounter are assertions that there is no such thing as a temporary spending increase — and the related claim is that spending cuts now will signal spending restraint over the long term too.

Research suggests that councils' reluctance to use adoption agencies is based on flawed arguments.

Assertions that increased equity requirements would restrict lending and growth are based on flawed arguments that miss the key points.

This situation represents the success of bank lobbying and the prevalence of flawed arguments … in the debate".

Dubay has since posted a lengthy Nixon-style enemies list, labeling Sargent and many other flat-Earthers "shills" who deliberately poison the movement with flawed arguments.

It's a convincing if morally flawed argument, and hilarious too.

That may well have increased the ex post risk premium (other things being equal, a fall in the dividend yield from 4% to 2% means investors double their money).The size and persistence of the ERP led some commentators in the late 1990s to come up with an ingenious, if flawed, argument.

Premier Rugby should have focused then less on the obviously flawed argument surrounding primacy of tenure and more on the dismantling of a play-off system, designed by the RFU, whose findings re the best team or otherwise in the Championship they were obliged to accept.

They have permitted flawed, emotional arguments the health care debate, and they have launched no effective counterattacks.

That is, of trying to provoke early general elections by bringing down the government amid the anger over corruption.Perhaps because Mr Singh is more technocrat than politician he doesn't notice how flawed the argument sounds.