Sentence examples for if one argues from inspiring English sources

If one argues for personal freedom, then any sartorial choice must be allowed to stay unless it can be proved inimical.

If one argues that our hero is strong and he can ascend at 1 m/s, then he needs only 427 seconds or 7.12 minutes. .

So if one argues that one cannot be self-determining unless one accepts equality then one might be able to argue that the self-determining person must accept the results of majority rule.

One can mistakenly label China's policy of non-interference as isolationism -- if one argues that isolationism is the opposite of interventionism.

So if Krauss wants us to take the idea that our universe could have arisen from nothing as a real possibility by only using physics, he must convince us how this "math" is not fiction (even if one argues it is only created by the mind) and how ultimate reality actually can be explained by this math-god.

As an example, if one argues that the result for tumour extent was due to some potential confounding factor, then one must also explain why such confounding did not affect nodal involvement.

If one argued the way Donald Trump argues on the campaign trail, then one could say that Donald Trump is costing America jobs by building hotels and commercial real estate in foreign countries instead of in the United States.

Even if one argued that rules changed from year to year, this case indicates a complete lack of logic within itself.

Similarly, if one argued that the interference in CC stems from two tunneling paths, one where the electron passes straight through the system and one where it takes a detour through the side arm, the conclusion would be that this mode should be able to modulate the interference effect.

If, however, one argues that increased mobility of the spin-label relates to increased enzyme flexibility, then these results seem to be contradictory to the general belief that increasing the flexibility should increase the enzyme's activity, unless the enzyme's flexibility was already at its optimum before incubation, and increased flexibility would only cause a decrease in activity.

In his journal he griped, "Véra always sides with Volodya, and one seems to feel her bristling with hostility if, in her presence, one argues with him".