Sentence examples for one argument being from inspiring English sources

In a letter filed with the Transportation Department last week, the union joined the Sierra Club in challenging, on environmental grounds, TransCanada's request for a permit — one argument being that the walls of the pipe would be too thin.

The decision to pick the 33-year-old Rooney, who plays for DC United, in this one-off manner has been criticised, with one argument being it devalues the worth of a cap.

Only this week, David Cameron launched a new scheme encouraging more Muslim women to learn the language, one argument being that the inability of many to do so weakens their voice, and in doing so strengthens radicalisation.

This economist has stated that it was largely through chance that a quota market was chosen in preference to taxation and given a list of reasons why a harmonized carbon tax should have been preferred to a quota system, one argument being that in the case of the latter markets are more sensitive to speculation [13].

Second, we will have to agree on endpoints that are considered "adverse" because one argument is that while there are effects of EDCs at "low doses" by any definition, these effects are not adverse.

One argument was that fund shareholders are adequately protected through voting rights on a variety of matters, and because they can sue for breach of fiduciary duty.

One argument is that, vili-nili, Lamarck and Darwin based their concepts solely on observational natural philosophy rather than on investigation of underlying molecular mechanisms.

One argument is narrowly procedural.

One argument is to do with attention.

One argument is that these patients are getting special treatment.

One argument is economic and grounded in employment law.