Sentence examples for from arguments of from inspiring English sources
Slade said he is keen to move on from arguments of the past and concentrate on solutions as Britain moves away from big central power stations to a more decentralised system of energy.
These complexities of wider drug use behaviour are missing from the arguments of those who call for precautionary bans on minimal evidence.
Then from the arguments of [2, p.24], we get phi sigma+ itau)= C_{alpha}int_{mathbb{R}^{n}} e^{-frac{i |z|^{2} + |sigma|^{2})cotalpha}{2}+ilangle^{-frac{i |z|^{2calpha} hat {phi}_{alpha}(z),dx.
Consequently, evidence constituted a stable and substantial reference point from which arguments of innovation utility could be justified and practices of persuasion could be initiated.
Sulking and withdrawing from arguments are primary strategies of the passive aggressive person.
Europe's freezing spring, far from reinforcing the arguments of climate change skeptics, is actually one of the consequences of man-made global warming, according to climate experts.
Unable to draw a firm conclusion from the contrasting arguments of cell experts, but there was "something messed up about these phone calls," Brown insisted.
The dosage r can be derived from arguments found in Appendix 1 of Browning and Browning (2009).
The idea of splitting AFs has also been generalized by allowing a small number of attacks from arguments in F 2 to arguments in F 1, see [138].
None of those arguments are derived from principle; they are arguments of expediency.
