Sentence examples for introduce arguments from inspiring English sources

The team opted not to go out of its way to introduce arguments through external means or touch subject matter, and while not every participant reported an issue during the trial, plenty of issues arose.

In particular, we introduce arguments that black holes may be a developmental destiny and standard attractor for all higher intelligence, as they appear to some to be ideal computing, learning, forward time travel, energy harvesting, civilization merger, natural selection, and universe replication devices.

That is, they gradually acknowledge their client's culpability during the trial, while also introducing arguments for why the penalty should be life in prison.

Many state and federal court cases have not only prohibited the teaching of creationism and intelligent design in public-school classrooms, but have also restrained teachers from introducing arguments against evolution in contravention of a school district's curriculum.

I want to introduce two arguments: things that I would like to have heard while struggling with my thesis and the orientation of the rest of my life.

An entirely different approach is to introduce "eventuality" arguments into all predicates, and to regard a predication as providing a fact about the actual world only if the eventuality corresponding to that predication has been asserted to "occur" (Hobbs 2003).

Additional ex vivo and in vitro comparative analysis of the internalization status of S. aureus strains exclusively associated with acute infections could introduce new arguments.

In other parts of his essay, he uses this phrase to introduce an argument that given the argument of his essay, is fully endorsed by Wes: (1) According to a guide issued by the U.S Department of Justice, the commitment of the school principals is a vital part in countering bullying in school (U.S Department of Justice 2002).

We shall look at more nuanced reactions to the relativity of simultaneity below, but first it will be useful to introduce an argument that plays somewhat the same role in Minkowski spacetime as McTaggart's argument did in Newtonian spacetime.

The introduction is where you will set the tone for the essay, introduce the argument and give the readers an overview of what the paper is all about.

Breen introduces other arguments contrary to the current Tea Party mythos, while peppering his book with enough anecdotes (see: tarring and feathering) to make for an exciting read.