Sentence examples for listed arguments from inspiring English sources

The Embassy listed arguments being made by supporters of the coup to claim its legality, and dismissed them thus: "none... has any substantive validity under the Honduran constitution".

Three RCTs listed arguments for fusion with instrumentation and two RCTs against this surgical procedure.

Eight out of nine RCTs listed arguments for the choice of their treatments under investigation.

In 1990, he and four other astronomers, including Drs. Arp and Hoyle, published a broadside in the journal Nature listing arguments against the Big Bang.

They handed Namco Bandai employees the unique wand-like controllers and as the developers tested a fly fishing game, the Nintendo team urged them to build game software for the console, listing arguments about why Wii would be a chance for both companies to make money.

Provide a concise summary of your case by listing arguments from your first and second speaker and any strong, supporting examples they may have used.

The separate motion calling for Mosby to stand down from the case listed five arguments that she suffers from a conflict of interest.

Philip Morris listed the arguments that should be made in the media to try to prevent the government from introducing it, identified the BBC as a key outlet, and named the Institute of Economic Affairs and the Taxpayers' Alliance as potential "media messengers".

Rob Subbaraman, chief Asia economist for the investment bank Nomura in Hong Kong, listed several arguments in favor of caution on rate cuts: Inflation may have peaked, but it remains elevated; economies in the region are performing at or near their potential growth rates; credit has expanded rapidly in the past two years; and rates are still relatively low.

We listed all arguments mentioned and grouped these in the following order: Firstly, the initial complaints and providers visited to address these complaints?

"The word list arguments have been going on for maybe twenty years now, almost entirely in a repetitive, pointless circle," said Geoff Thevenot, a copy editor from Chicago who is currently the twelfth-best Collins player in North America.