Sentence examples for looking at the arguments from inspiring English sources

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.

"Looking at the arguments from two different positions you might consider it important in both cases" (GP 19) C: Treating older people is more important, because knowledge is lacking about the effectiveness of starting a treatment at a young age which is intended to continue for 30-40 years. 30-40 years

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.

My instinct is overwhelmingly the latter – a pause – but let's look at the arguments.

He also issued a plea to Labour MPs to "look at the arguments" and back action.

"When I look at the arguments for this war, I don't see anything I could even laugh at," he said.

Two reports launched this week looked at the arguments for a massive programme of affordable house building and both concluded that more investment would significantly reduce the welfare bill.

"I think that the longer people look at the arguments, the more we have merit," said Senator Charles E. Schumer, Democrat of New York, who has been a leader of the opposition to Mr. Estrada.

He told the Commons a fortnight ago: "I am very happy to look at the arguments for it because I want to ensure we have a fair body of union law in this country".