Sentence examples for future arguments from inspiring English sources

By assiduously cultivating its front-runner status, the Obama campaign has aided its ability to press future arguments.

Mr. Franken and his Harvard elves fuel future arguments by barely annotating much of this book's data and skipping a closing index entirely.

The Ryan budget will put all future arguments in the proper context: The current welfare state is simply unsustainable and anybody who is serious, on left or right, has to have a new vision of the social contract.

But before then and just prior to the start of the Formula One season in Brazil, the team was hit by a personal tragedy that put any future arguments into perspective.

Resolving this debate satisfactorily is vital, because it could create precedents for future arguments about differing national standards in an electronic world.Safely to harbourIn the case of data protection, the best compromise is for each side to accept that there are different means for reaching similar ends.

Their actions, he says, make any future arguments against privacy invasions - by, for instance, the National Security Agency - empty.

It plays on the fear that during some future argument about "Democracy in America," a colleague who knows French will trump you.

I don't know his wife but I can tell you right now that any future argument the two of them have can be ended rather quickly by her saying, "I knitted you a Super Mario Bros. sweater vest and this is how you thank me?!" Seriously, until they die she can play that card.

However, if you realize after it's all over that the conflict was not very important, you can take steps to eliminate that as a future argument.

That approach, used to reinforce the idea that Scotland must become independent to protect itself, is described by SNP strategists as the "two futures" argument which contrasts the possible outcomes for Scotland in the event of a yes or a no vote.

While no formal discussions were said to have taken place between Andersen and the government yesterday, defense lawyers have been arguing that a criminal indictment is an unnecessary action that could threaten the firm's future -- arguments that government officials were said to be examining.