Sentence examples for in the course of arguing from inspiring English sources

Of course, Newt said that in the course of arguing that he's the perfect Republican nominee because he could out-debate Obama, but still: it was a good point.

To read: In the course of arguing that Mitt Romney will be the Republican Party's Presidential nominee, Slate's Jacob Weisberg makes an important point about the media's interest in the race: Were the press any other industry, cynicism about its self-interest in promoting marginal challengers would prevail.

In the course of arguing for their doctrines, however, they present a loose, yet sophisticated form of consequentialism, an updated version of which would merit critical attention today.

Similarly, David Schmidtz (1998) observes that young black males in the United States enjoy greater employment prospects than do young white males in France in the course of arguing for freer markets in labor markets that include a default at-will employment contract.

1) In the course of arguing the Holder v Humanitarian Law Project case in the Supreme Court (decided in late June of this year), Georgetown Law Professor David Cole warned explicitly that this law could be used to improperly target and prosecute a wide range of humanitarian, human rights and peace advocacy groups, and prevent them from exercising freedom of speech and other First Amendment rights.

In this course of arguing this point, I explore more generally many aspects of the overall engineering ethos.

In the course of time, they argue, the changes would rein in health care spending through efficient practices and lower insurance costs.

In the course of two hundred fluently argued pages, he reviews postwar history and shows how the Democrats gained (with Truman and Kennedy), and then lost (after Vietnam), and then began to recover (with Clinton), and then lost again (after September 11th) the ability to offer the public "their own narrative of American greatness".

In response to Buddhist nominalism, Nyāya philosophers present a defense of realism in the course of which they argue for a theory of real perceivable universals.

Conversely, the higher endogenous ACTH level at < 250 cortisol increases with exogenous ACTH, independent of etomidate, supports relatively insufficient baseline and exogenous ACTH-stimulated secretion by the adrenals at this cutoff, and the combination thus suggests adrenal dysfunction <span class="lh">in the course of CIRCI, as argued before [ 2, 3, 5, 6, 8, 10, 15, 24, 29, 32].

In addition, the kinetics of chain assembly indicated the formation of di- and tri-ubiquitylated PCNA as transient intermediates that were depleted in the course of the reaction, again arguing for a stepwise chain assembly.