Sentence examples for looking at the argument from inspiring English sources

A far more revealing way of looking at the argument is to imagine howls of (justifiable) outrage from religious groups if a baker had refused to ice a cake with a slogan supporting Christianity on the grounds of the shopowner's deeply held atheist beliefs.

The first concerns whether anything was gained by our earlier looking at the argument for the weaker result (understood in the light of the above conventions) to the effect that, f ≠ g implies ⊢f ≠ ⊢g.

Looking at the argument in 2.4.1 above, one might expect the introduction of competitive tendering to have resulted in lower prices and better service, and empirical experience suggests (Fig. 4) that at least the lower price component has some support.

Looking at the argument the other way round, he highlights that "the disconnection between the state and society is one of the fundamental causes of the crisis of the African state and its civil service systems".

This class reviews two proofs that equilibrium is Pareto efficient, looking at the arguments of economists Edgeworth and Arrow-Debreu.

To explain how, it is worth looking at the arguments that have shaped the respective destinies of the 'street child' and of the 'child victim of violence'.

3.21am BST IPCC report warns of future climate change risks, but is spun by contrarians Dana Nuccitelli writes for the Guardian, looking at the arguments made against mitigation and risk management.

You can also apply these principles when looking at the arguments of others.

Look at the argument more closely, though, and you start to see a loophole.

Monday night's Analysis on Radio 4 looked at the argument in some detail.

As he says, when you look at the argument closely, it's even worse than your first impression.