Sentence examples for informed argument from inspiring English sources

If so, we might have a behaviourally informed argument for strong fuel economy standards.

If this strategy can be made good, moral realism may survive an empirically informed argument from disagreement: so much the worse for the instance of moral reflection and discussion in question, not so much the worse for the objectivity of morality.

He loved to engage his kids in lengthy discussions about politics; as an attorney, he enjoyed an informed argument and knew how to make tough decisions.

An informed argument that the American presence in Iraq could only make matters worse deserved a hearing, and some Democrats believed that heavy civilian casualties were reason enough for ending the war.

Colleges and universities want their students to be curious, inquisitive, and able to make an informed argument.

But if we looked back on how much China's traditional architecture has been destroyed in order to provide sites for Western architects to experiment, there is a more informed argument for having enough of "weird" architecture.

"The British public deserves to hear informed arguments from both sides.

For a long time, not even the profoundly informed arguments that Dennett advanced proved capable of healing that wound.

The communist bureaucracy had dwindling sympathies for his psychoanalytically informed arguments about the importance of sex to revolution, and in 1933 he was kicked out of the party.

As you can see, informed arguments for or against net neutrality are not as unreasonable as often portrayed by the opposing side.

The recurring theme of 'taking responsibility' informed arguments in the consumer forum in favour of limiting ART subsidies for patients whose BMI and smoking status pose risks to the success of their treatment.