Sentence examples for most common argument from inspiring English sources

Postponing a new agreement would mostly hurt Europe, goes the most common argument.

The most common argument against Slive's proposal was that it would inevitably lead to a larger-scale playoff.

The most common argument against sortition is the supposed incompetence of the those who have not been elected.

Probably the most common argument for tariff imposition is that particular domestic industries need tariff protection for survival.

The most common argument in support of affluent growth in cities is a trickle-down one, but what's supposed to trickle down is less money than opportunity.

Ask students about fees and the most common argument you'll hear is simply this: if we'd been charged fees, I wouldn't have been able to come to university.

One of the most common arguments against the idea is that it's reverse sexism.

A whole chapter of Kaling's new book is devoted to him, detailing their friendship and their most common arguments.

Research the current African-American reparation movement, and create a chart listing the most common arguments for and against reparations.

I, of course, modelled one of the most common arguments back in 1996, when I said that "no one is more privileged than the graduate students".

"But here's a way to liberate Iraq, an easy way, and it will knock off all the most common arguments.