Sentence examples for key argument against from inspiring English sources

A key argument against the lockout laws is their impact on Sydney's nightlife, often referred to as "once vibrant".

A key argument against televising trials is that sensation, ratings and entertainment would squeeze out deliberation and dignity, undermining the judicial process.

But the key argument against publication of photographs, which had already featured on Facebook, was the possible impact on Rocknroll's stepfamily.

A key argument against such openness seems to be that it might result in a lesser choice of people running for office, as though that ship hadn't sailed some ago.

But there is one key argument against the ruling: hanging the crucifix in Italian classrooms is the result of a legal and political agreement between the state and the Catholic church.

A key argument against the directive is that it could serve as a "meme ban", given the strong rules against uploading copyrighted material without permission, and the fact that much shareable content depends on things like TV and movie scenes.

BERKELEY – A paper in this week's issue of Nature by University of California, Berkeley, geophysicists demolishes one of the key arguments against the past presence of large oceans on Mars.

And this dovetails perfectly with one of the key arguments against the claim that much of our unemployment is "structural", due to a mismatch between skills and labor demand.

This, and the fact that leaked documents show that illicit trade was to be one of the industry's key arguments against plain packs, suggests this is a deliberate strategy".

It also found that as few as 28% of people on zero-hours contracts worked on that basis to take advantage of the flexibility offered, effectively undermining one of the key arguments against banning the contracts.

Others have addressed the question of whether corporate behavior has been overcriminalized but have not focused on the high cost of defending these crimes as one of the key arguments against criminalizing the behavior in the first place.