Sentence examples for main arguments used from inspiring English sources

A complete analysis of the rejection process can be found in an earlier contribution (Waldispühl and Ponty, 2011), but let us briefly outline the approach, and the main arguments used to establish its complexity.

One of the main arguments used was that the right of "parental choice" must be upheld.

Attempting to turn one of the main arguments used by opponents into ammunition for supporters, he told the audience that doing nothing amounted to "de facto amnesty".

One of the main arguments used to justify lifting the ban on the sale of alcohol on Good Friday was that the day should be treated like any other.

I think we can make similar comparisons between gentrification and colonialism, especially since one of the main arguments used to justify gentrification is that it brings needed improvements to the neighborhood it occurs in.

The domino theory was one of the main arguments used in the Kennedy and Johnson administrations during the 1960s to justify increasing American military involvement in the Vietnam War.

Our main arguments use the optimal-weight convexity method and uniform observability inequalities with respect to the discretization parameters.

The main argument used by the nuclear industry for downplaying this crisis is that, if necessary, thorium can be used instead of uranium as reactor fuel, and thorium is abundant.

The main argument used against such a proposal is that the bond markets won't stand for any further extension of the already swollen budget deficit of £178bn this year.

As they went on to note, the main argument used for when cooking began has been the timing of apparent control of fire, on the order of 400,000 to 800,000 years ago.

The main argument used in favour of TPP in Japan has been defined in negative terms: that without it, Japanese firms will be hard-pressed to compete with South Korean ones benefiting from their country's myriad free-trade deals of late.