Sentence examples for one common argument from inspiring English sources

One common argument made against freedom of information is its cost.

One common argument holds that the Equal Pay Act isn't strong enough.

One common argument I heard was that this legislation wouldn't prevent all future massacres.

One common argument sees popular music as cultural imperialism — an essentially Western form that only erodes traditions.

One common argument is that this helps to spur financial development by putting more money into domestic capital markets.

One common argument is that the suicidal person would have found some other way to kill himself, even if no gun was available.

In fact, one common though oblivious argument by whites is that blacks use this word as well.

That means if you're using ad or Flash blocking, instead of seeing a page like this: You see one like this: Now, the common argument put forward by users is that it makes their online experience better and that since they were people who would never click on adverts anyway, it doesn't make any financial difference to the site they visit.

This argument confuses one common law method for computing damages with the underlying common law rule of awarding reasonable compensation for foreseeable injury from a contract's breach.

The changes, which will not affect homeowners who place panels on their roofs, will do nothing to appease one of the common arguments against "middle-class subsidies" for those who can afford small private arrays.

One of the common arguments among Libyan decision-makers is that there are no qualified women.