Sentence examples for from that argued from inspiring English sources

Our findings suggest a very different framework for understanding social evolution from that argued in some recent studies [ 27, 28] that emphasize the importance of mechanistic approaches involving physiology, regulatory circuits and genetic-networks.

(Interesting side reading: this essay from 2014 that argues that iCloud is anti-social in its DNA).

This is different from countervailing data that argues that your initial thesis is wrong.

This recommendation is being pursued despite opposition from the World Health Organisation that argues ketamine is a vital medicine.

China exempted itself from that clause, arguing that its federation of unions already speaks for workers.

Policymakers from that time argue that bailing out critical financial institutions was necessary to stave off an even greater meltdown.

The windfall from all that, he argued, would more than cover the deficits in Social Security and Medicare.

From that, he argued, would follow sales and profits.It has not been an easy road since, but the turnaround seems to be gaining traction.

Chief Justice Fred M. Vinson, a Truman appointee from Kentucky, argued that Plessy should be permitted to stand.

A report this week from Human Rights Watch argued that police brutality remains "an ingrained practice" in Argentina.

Last year, Arik Levinson from Georgetown University argued that happiness "over-reacts to temporary changes".