Sentence examples for is currently argued from inspiring English sources

It is currently argued that eye and flagellum development are examples of an irreducibly complex structure due to convoluted parts (Behe 1996).

It is currently argued that defect generation of IFN-β and IFN-λ contributes to exacerbations of asthma 34, 35.

The government is currently arguing the "10 families" case should not be allowed to proceed.

So the only other viable option would seem to be a formal bailout of Spain itself, even if Madrid is currently arguing that there is no need.

Axel Schäfer, deputy chairman of Germany's Social Democrats, added: "The Guardian's coverage shows that Theresa May is currently arguing against her own convictions.

Their client, geology graduate Cait Reilly, is currently arguing in the high court that she was made to work unpaid in Poundland, contrary to the forced labour provisions in the Human Rights Act.

He plans to return to his rebuilt house one day (he is currently arguing with the reconstruction authority about the details of fixtures and fittings), even if his Albanian neighbors remain hostile.

"You can picture the family gathering in the hospital room saying, 'This is what dad would have wanted'," says David Handler, an estate planner.There is still a month to go, and Congress is currently arguing over Mr Bush's tax cuts, unable to agree on which of them to extend, and for how long.

But Uber is currently arguing that this is protected by attorney-client privilege.

Keohane is currently arguing that we should as a minimum introduce charges for seeing our GPs.

Anyone who is currently arguing that we are not in a recession is simply proving how little they know about economics.