Sentence examples for in addition to the argument from inspiring English sources

In addition to the argument over the need for manned aircraft, additional political machinations had the effect of complicating the project.

In addition to the argument over logging, ecologists worry about water use for cooling.

In addition to the argument that states (as distinct from individuals) could not be guilty of crimes as such, serious definitional problems arose, and there was concern over the consequences of such crimes for states.

In addition to the argument from comparative morphology and evolutionary relationship, outlined in the previous paragraph and also discussed by Malcomber et al. (2006), genetic studies show that overexpression of floral genes affects the sterile lemmas but not the true glumes (Komatsu et al. 2003; Prasad et al. 2001).

In addition to the arguments appellant made to the trial court, he urges here that the 'indefinite sentence' imposed upon him constitutes such cruel and unusual punishment as to be a denial of due process.

In addition to the arguments from self-ownership, and the requirement to treat people as ends in themselves, the most common other route for trying to justify exclusive property rights has been to argue that they are required for the maximization of freedom and/or liberty or the minimization of violations of these (Hayek 1960).

In addition to the arguments put forward by Wenzel and Pickering [ 1], Gillespie [ 2] argued that variance in offspring number can be as important as the mean number of offspring produced when calculating the fitness of alternative genotypes and this holds when variance is due to both environmental and developmental sources of stochasticity.

In addition to the debate, that argument will be fiercely made in a final flurry of television ads that will blanket South Carolina airwaves through Saturday.

In addition to the consequentialist argument, classical-liberal or libertarian feminists offer an argument from principle.

In addition to the environmental argument, there is also an economic one.

In addition to the complementarity argument, there's the simple fact that employed immigrants are themselves consumers of goods and services, and therefore help drive economic activity.