Sentence examples for make any argument from inspiring English sources

Our current labor laws make any argument for tenure specious.

It is difficult to make any argument for the Olympics harming golf and vice versa.

"To make any argument that he was trying to protect them," Mr. Carson said, "is laughable".

In fact, it is precisely the mingling of fact and opinion that is required to make any argument at all.

You can make any argument for nationalisation, but when Russia started to nationalise its oil industry production stopped growing .Russia may also need to devalue the rouble.

The Senate elections committee, forwarding it to the floor, said only, "The evils of the use of money in connection with political elections are so generally recognized that the committee deem it unnecessary to make any argument in favor of the general purpose of this measure".

In an order on Monday, Judge Sullivan said he intended to make the full report public as early as January, after government and defense lawyers have had a chance to review it and make any arguments for keeping parts of it secret.

If you are debating on a team, be careful not to make any arguments which will contradict your teammate's argument, or otherwise place a burden on them.

MR. EMERSON: We have never made any argument on equal protection as such, Your Honor.

The judge made his assertion that Mr. Duffy was a murderer before the defense lawyer, Jason L. Solotaroff, had made any argument yesterday.

The fact that there has been so much racial intermixing in America, with well over three-fourths of African-Americans having mixed-blood ancestry, makes any argument about the genetic connection between sports and their race specious.