Sentence examples for new arguments for from inspiring English sources

The terms, however, are likely to give both proponents and opponents new arguments for their positions.

And so the new arguments for keeping as many guns as possible in the hands of as many people as possible tend to be more broadly fatalistic, and sometimes sniffily "cultural".

The influence of Socrates on Zeno was mediated by the Cynics, but Roman Stoics particularly Epictetus regarded Socrates as the paradigm of sagacious inner strength, and they invented new arguments for the Socratic thesis that virtue is sufficient for happiness.

E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet And so the new arguments for keeping as many guns as possible in the hands of as many people as possible tend to be more broadly fatalistic, and sometimes sniffily "cultural".

And the society, which had argued that the jail was not adequate for housing prisoners, prepared new arguments for why it should not be used to house homeless families.

(At the meeting, another team member presented new arguments for the cut marks' authenticity).

People were hoping for new arguments [for why Cadbury should remain independent], but we have known about these targets for revenue growth for the last 15 months," said Martin Dolan, an analyst with Execution Ltd. in London.

When Mr. Putin visited Brussels last month, he had a new argument for these pipes, which he has championed for years.

"I'd be more worried if I saw some compelling new argument for how to lead the country, but these guys are carrying the same old water".

President Bush today offered a new argument for acting quickly against Iraq, saying that Saddam Hussein "has a horrible history" of striking without warning.

Several climate and forestry experts familiar with the work said the study provided an important new argument for protecting old-growth woods.