Sentence examples for its main argument from inspiring English sources

Its main argument is that it has more pressing needs for the limited money it has.

In one passage, first highlighted by the Republic Report, the report set out to combat what it called the "myth" that "prohibition didn't work in the 20's and it doesn't work now". Its main argument was that the 18th Amendment didn't go far enough to restrict the manufacturing and consumption of alcohol at the onset of Prohibition.

It is just that the pure Romantic cliche of its main argument – that some artists feel alienated from mainstream society – is nebulous enough to apply to almost anyone who lifts a paintbrush or a pen, including at a stretch the anonymous author of the Rupert Bear annual.

There may be extraneous details that complicate a story, without necessarily contradicting its main argument.

Its main argument is that the courts have no role because immigration hearings are not really trials, but are merely administrative hearings that can be closed at will.

When the Supreme Court struck down the heart of the Voting Rights Act in 2013, its main argument was that the law was outdated.

And, in one of its main arguments, the suit claims that people connected to the M.L.B. "tortiously and maliciously leaked information" about the Rodriguez investigation to the media.

Exactly what drew Mr Wang to the book is not known, but Chinese media have focused on one of its main arguments: that revolution is more likely to occur when an authoritarian society begins to reform than during its period of maximum repression.

One of its main arguments reportedly centers on the impartiality of jury foreman, Velvin Hogan.

□ This section concludes with an overview on its main arguments.

Ultimately, though, his main argument is with haste.