Sentence examples for has its proponents from inspiring English sources

It has its proponents, including some who believe it represents a bit of Bilbao on Elliott Bay, harking back to Mr. Gehry's much-celebrated Guggenheim Museum in that Spanish city.

It has been scorned as leading to a rickety pawn formation for Black, often resulting in an isolated d5 pawn, but it still has its proponents, including Boris Spassky.

But Chops, right down the street, also has its proponents, including the novelist Robin Cook, a local resident, who likes it so much he wrote an article about it for a local magazine.

But the simplest explanation, that the Iranians had no choice, has its proponents.

Each of these development paths has its proponents among the 28,000-member tribe.

Online and offline gaming are quite different, and each has its proponents.

Although some economists and politicians are critical of this extension of farm subsidies, it does have its proponents.

Armoured warfare had its proponents, as did aerial bombardment.

The practice had its proponents, who claimed that offshoring's impact was being overstated and that employers, able to use offshoring to reduce overhead costs, were then able to free up capital for new investment and thus create new jobs.

The prodrug approach to resolving formulation, delivery, and toxicity limitations on problematic drugs has had its proponents and detractors.

Option (1) has had its proponents (including Arthur Prior), but in general has not proven to be widely popular.