Sentence examples for formers argue from inspiring English sources

Many opinion formers argue that the trend towards greater use of electronic media can only bring environmental benefits.

Proponents of the former argue that frictionless commerce makes for cheaper stuff — and plenty of it.

The difference between those who use arguing as a sword and those who use it as a shield is that the former argue from a place of -- believe it or not -- happiness.

The former argued that unaffordable wages would cost jobs.

The former argues that the reason members of a species resemble one another is that they are constantly swapping genes.

The former argues that we should dispense with treating race as an ontological reality, while the latter argues for both the existential and epistemological significance of racial difference.

The former, argues Strauss, ends in historicist relativism, in which there are no moral, political, or scientific standards beyond particular historical contexts.

The former argued that only struggle against the Japanese imperialism would bring independence while the latter thought that using Japanese-installed institutional machines and educational opportunity could bring Koreans emancipation from colonialism.

Net neutrality has pitted the FCC and civil society groups against internet service providers, with the former arguing that data throttling must be prevented and the latter claiming that the FCC's rules are choking the development of network infrastructure.

The former argued Thursday that the council could only defer ICC trials in exceptional cases, such as when proceedings would pose a threat to peace and security.

The former argued that since Jacobson had not shown any predisposition toward breaking the law throughout his life as his Bare Boys purchases had been legal at the time, he was entrapped.