Sentence examples for important argument against from inspiring English sources

An important argument against Lasix is that by masking bleeding, it helps to retain infirmities in the gene pool.

Yet none of Mr. Mearsheimer's and Mr. Walt's convincing arguments in favor of continued, and so far successful, containment, mention what is the most important argument against pre-emptive war: war, unless absolutely necessary, is an immoral act.

Re "Giving Life After Death Row," by Christian Longo, a prisoner at Oregon State Penitentiary (Op-Ed, March 6): The most important argument against carrying out Mr. Longo's altruistic wish to donate his organs for transplantation after he is executed is an ethical one.

For example, one important argument against the incomparability of value was mentioned in the previous section.

Finally, section 5 will develop and assess the most important argument against platonism, namely, the epistemological argument.

An important argument against using post retirement measures is that their use is not sequentially optimal (see also the discussion in Sect. 5).

At the end of a post dismissing conservative paranoia about the polls showing the president pulling away, Jonathan Chait makes an important argument-against-interest: The broader fear behind poll denialism is also one that ought to be treated with sympathy … The conspiracy may be crazy, but it is surely true that rampant horse race coverage affects the outcome of the race.

The two most important arguments against mathematical realism are the epistemological problem for platonism — how do we come by knowledge of causally inert mathematical entities?

Should the social minimum be enacted in a way that respects the principle of work-conditionality? Space permits us here to consider just two of the more important arguments against the principle of work-conditionality.

Other important arguments against the auction were that it favors large and successful farmers over smaller ones; and that it transmits a message suggesting that the authorities do not truly want to support the farmers.

By James Surowiecki November 17, 2008 Jon Kyl, one of the Republican senators who's telling Detroit to drop dead, made a familiar, but important, argument, on Sunday, against bailing out G.M.: "Just giving them $25 billion doesn't change anything.