Sentence examples for not all arguments from inspiring English sources

Not all arguments are green.

And so to round four of this typically kooky National Rugby League and in typically kooky national rugby league fashion, spoon-tip Newcastle Knights are undefeated, predicted-premiers North Queensland Cowboys are all-defeated, and the video referees have defeated most if not all arguments that there should be video referees.

I've brought to Forrester many practices I learned at the Media Lab, such as a demo communicates better than a slide deck, user data can win a lot (not all) arguments, to encourage innovation you need to allow people to work under the radar and off the grid, to sustain innovation you need processes that allow for freedom, and an excited leader gets people to do amazing things.

However, not all arguments were equally compelling in his view.

As was obvious to these thinkers, not all arguments of this form are good arguments.

Yet while many arguments against abortion depend on the idea that the fetus has a right to life, not all arguments supporting legal abortion reject that right.

Composite materials and advances in avionics allow the latest aircraft designs to pull g-forces, especially extreme lateral acceleration, that would be too much for a pilot to stand.Not all the arguments favour UAS, though.

According to the foregoing, not all the arguments of Kripke and Putnam establish what the essence of some kind is, rather they establish only what we may call a partial essence, conditions that are necessary but not sufficient.

(Kyle Stanford (2006) defends an underdetermination argument called 'the problem of unconceived alternatives' with reference to the history of science, so perhaps not all underdetermination arguments are a priori and theoretical).

For if it is simply an issue of competing personal liberties, most, if not all, the arguments against can be dealt with by the provision of appropriate safeguards.

Not all instrumental arguments favor democracy.