Sentence examples for is argued from from inspiring English sources

This is argued from the negligible Donnan emf values obtained when the "anomalous liquid junction" is destroyed by agitation of the sce salt bridge, immersed in the sediment of the Donnan cell.

This utility is argued from the basis of social quality theory as an integrative approach that conceptualises the social as a 'whole'; it draws together theories about social inclusion, social empowerment, social cohesion and socio-economic security in a counterbalance to the hegemony of individual based quality of life measures.

Another unnamed source told the Telegraph of Hammond: "He is arguing from a very Treasury point of view.

And anyone who tells you that the way to raise revenue is to cut marginal tax rates is arguing from ideology, not solid evidence.

Osborne said: "The prime minister is arguing from a position of principle about getting the right people and making sure the right people choose the leader of the European commission.

She does think that she is arguing from evidence, namely the fine tuning.

The research findings for our new book, The Athena Doctrine, suggests that Jones is arguing from an outdated model of success.

In an interview two years ago, Binchy said she preferred to deal with issues which could be argued from either side.

It could be argued from her patchy track record of touring Australia that fans are lucky to have seen her at all.

Ultimately, it can be argued from American and Australian experience that counselling saves social costs that would otherwise be picked up by the taxpayer in the form of alcoholism, mental trauma and family breakdown.

Unlike a traditional court hearing, arbitration takes place behind closed doors and without any public filings, making it difficult to know exactly what is being argued from minute to minute.