Sentence examples for more arguments that from inspiring English sources

I was disappointed to read "When Wealth Disappears," by Stephen D. King (Op-Ed, Oct. 7), and to hear more arguments that we must lower expectations.

There is no more argument that the talent is not available; the talent is there".

But if you buy the "less is more" argument — that is, if we produce, buy and eat less meat we can afford to make that meat higher quality: fewer drugs, better-treated animals and so on.

This is also one more argument that galectin-3 plays an important role in myocardial remodelling and HF development.

"This is one of the more ferocious arguments that happens on Mumsnet," she says, "but I think it highlights the fact that discussions can get very heated over areas where women feel the most guilty.

The effect is to anchor the debate firmly on the middle ground, leaving completely in the dark the sorts of more radical arguments that have always been a crucial element of change.

I will briefly survey a range of the more important arguments that have appeared in the literature, on behalf of both the priority monist and the priority pluralist (the priority nihilist will not make any further appearances).

At every step there's a Red Pill theory that can be cited, backing up shallow arguments with more shallow arguments that have a Special Name.

More significantly, questions on key inquiry, basic information and hypothesis when asked more frequently generated arguments that scored higher in terms of degree of soundness and strength.

Among the more refined arguments that the lobbyists use, he said, are that "right to-be-forgotten legislation violates and invalidates freedom of speech and expression.

Divisions over how to respond to the upsurge in violence in Afghanistan and Pakistan were reflected Sunday in a spectrum of voices heard on the morning talk shows, including more emphatic arguments that a failure in Afghanistan would destabilize Pakistan.