Sentence examples for further proponents from inspiring English sources

In some cases, the rationale for using military weapons and tactics on domestic soil seems obvious: look no further, proponents argue, than the recent hunt for the Tsarnaev brothers after the Boston Marathon bombings.

Thereby, Nanshin-ron, the concept of the Japanese Navy conducting a southern campaign quickly matured and gained further proponents.

Those scientists could make the case that if there were fewer existing colonies, the prospects for research would be significantly reduced -- and that could further rile proponents of research.

Kuhn frankly confessed to have been at a loss: "In a sense that I am unable to explicate further, the proponents of competing paradigms practice their trades in different worlds" (1962, 150).

And Exxon's acknowledgment that the S.E.C. was asking about its climate-risk accounting gave further hope to proponents of fuller disclosure.

Further ahead, the proponents of hazardous technologies need to bear the full costs of their products, including insurance liabilities and the cost of independent monitoring of environmental and health effects.

The proponents further indicate that a commercial facility can be brought online in ten years.

Its publication also comes as the 2.4 million members of the PCUSA anticipate a June meeting of the General Assembly, which is expected to take up a resolution to divest church funds from companies, that, in the view of the resolutions' proponents, further the Israeli occupation.

Further, if the proponent of (c) balks at going so far as to take on (d) — conscious essentialism — those who make that additional commitment may well wonder how those who do not could ultimately accord the possession of consciousness much greater non-instrumental value than the possession of a sophisticated but totally non-conscious mind.

In a second, opponents of same-sex marriage became even more opposed to the idea, while proponents shifted further in favor.

In a statement provided to HuffPost, former Federal Reserve Chairman Paul Volcker mocked proponents of further delays in the rule that bears his name.