Sentence examples for grounded in argument from inspiring English sources

Universities are particularly vulnerable to such contrasts, because speech grounded in argument is what a university is all about, so it is ardently defended almost regardless of content.

Detailed arguments in support of these conclusions are therefore presented in this chapter and recommendations grounded in these arguments are presented in Chapter Five.

Congress's reluctance to pass the package of measures, which costs about $70 billion, is grounded in familiar arguments that the nation must act now to cut the budget deficit.

All this perhaps underscores the continuing need for a robust political campaign against the 2012 laws, whatever the outcome of the high court challenge – a campaign grounded in political arguments with constitutional contentions only playing a supplementary role, and one that does not draw to a close with the high court handing down judgment.

It is no longer acceptable to simply assert your moral beliefs; you have to provide reasons for them, and those reasons had better be grounded in rational arguments and empirical evidence or else they will likely be ignored or rejected.

Literature grounded in ethical arguments debates patients' right to choose and the state's ability and taxpayers willingness to pay for treatments (7, 32).

This is grounded in a consequentialist argument that active nonviolence can produce social goods like respect for human rights as well as peace and reconciliation.

There is a better way of understanding resurrection, and it is grounded in an obscure argument that Jesus had with some of his folk who believed the Scriptures but not in the resurrection (Mark 12 18-27).

Kant himself insisted that his argument was not a theoretical argument, but an argument grounded in practical reason.

While it is true that most soldiers are devoted to country and comrades, and are focused on their mission, the assertion that soldiers are cheerfully returning for multiple combat tours is grounded in statistics and arguments that are misleading.

These progressive textualist arguments are what Slate's Mark Joseph Stern labeled the "Gorsuch brief". As the court's most dedicated textualist, Gorsuch has become a favored target of progressive briefs grounded in text-based arguments.