Sentence examples for newer argument from inspiring English sources

Maslow's newer argument was that humans are not motivated simply by hunger and thirst but by higher goals.

In addition to bringing those topics back to the forefront, we can add a newer argument, which is about thriveability: by increasing contact with the natural world, especially within cities, we can enhance and enrich our children's (and our) full use of the senses, cognitive development, and overall health and well-being.

To the newer argument that vaccines overwhelm babies' immune systems, Dr. Offit notes that current shots against 14 diseases contain 153 proteins, while babies cope with thousands of new foreign proteins daily in food, dirt and animal hair, and that the smallpox vaccine that nearly every American over age 30 got as a child contained 200 proteins.

A newer argument offered by some pro-organic farming groups is that supporting GM crops continues to support or "reinforce an outdated mode of [industrial] agriculture" [ 22].

There are much stronger, newer, arguments to be made based on conflicts of interest and foreign influence.

"That's a brand-new argument.

The other new argument is economic.

And Republicans are making a new argument.

"There's no new argument.

This is not a new argument.

It is not a new argument, of course.