Sentence examples for motivated arguments from inspiring English sources

Some on the left still contend that religiously motivated arguments are illegitimate in the debate over public policy.

In a speech to graduating students of Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine in Baltimore, Mr. Bloomberg railed against what he sees as ideologically motivated arguments that have fueled debate over hot-button issues like teaching evolution in public schools and the Terri Schiavo case.

In reality, many secular and intellectuals are very tired from arguing against the huge loads of nonsense, politically and racially motivated arguments.

After this, we will prove Theorem 1.6, motivated by arguments in [21], which will permit us to get a lower solution for (1.1).

This idea has been motivated by arguments such as the existence of individual differences in personality preferences related to time (morning-type, evening-type, neither-type) and the fact that people have different working hours and sleeping hours.

Joerg Forbrig, a fellow at the German Marshall Fund thinktank, said the EU was likely to have been motivated by geopolitical arguments, as well as wider fatigue with sanctions.

The use of R&D grants as a policy instrument has been motivated by economic arguments of market failure.

Far from holding us back, those arguments motivated us.

The abovementioned arguments motivated the hypothesis that a higher zinc intake could help to mitigate a host of mechanisms that favor the decline of functional and structural properties of the arterial wall as well as the generation of atherosclerotic plaques.

While the normal model may be motivated by asymptotic arguments, in actual applications the number of estimates to be combined is commonly small [ 13, 14] and hence the estimation uncertainty in the between-study variance τ is substantial, so that an adjustment is appropriate and in fact improves operating characteristics [ 7– 15, 15].

"And for those of you joining the United States Senate, don't listen to desperate politically-motivated arguments about the need for hasty consideration of the "New START" treaty.