Sentence examples for matter of argument from inspiring English sources
Whether Kids Company actually provided the approach, range and consistency of necessary provision for troubled kids that they needed has often been a matter of argument.
What the newing of Calcutta, as Mr. Kakkar puts it, will do to the soul of Calcutta is a matter of argument.
Up in the air A new operating system Petal power Out-Googled Reprints Related items Russian oil: YukMar 29th 2007What triggered the attack on Yukos and its main shareholder, Mikhail Khodorkovsky, is still a matter of argument.
"The possibility that a black hole eats up the Earth is too serious a threat to leave it as a matter of argument among crackpots," said Michelangelo Mangano, a CERN theorist who said he was part of the group.
Whether or not the show has consistently lived up to these strictures, or to Brooks's humanist emphasis on character and emotional truth, is a matter of argument, but the two men share a clear commitment to something that can only, and oddly, be called realism.
Neither is it just a matter of argument or interpretation, as research on epigenetic marking in rats, published last year, showed that the stroking behaviour of adult rats changed the protein levels in a particular gene to alter the behaviour of their young.
It is clear to him that the way you understand yourself and your relation to the world is not just a matter of arguments: your life's experiences construct what you expect and want to be true.
Most of them have, in fact, believed in God but all have thought religious belief a matter of rational argument.
Of these two conditions, the logician as such is concerned only with the first; the second, the determination of the truth or falsity of the premises, is the task of some special discipline or of common observation appropriate to the subject matter of the argument.
As a matter of constitutional argument, the law's opponents maintain that Congress's failure to update the data to take account of improvements in access to and results at the polls means that Section 5 is no longer a "congruent and proportional" remedy for an identified problem.
And for online share-trading junkies, meVC was recently launched by Draper Fisher Jurvetson, a high-profile venture-capital firm, to allow individuals with a net worth as low as $50,000 to invest as little as $5,000 in selected start-ups.Venturing forthWhether the venture boom will continue now that some of the froth has been blown off the stockmarket is a matter of feverish argument.
