Sentence examples for one major argument from inspiring English sources

The news has prompted intense debate about male-only spaces and whether or not they should still be allowed, with one major argument cropping up again and again in most of the discussions I have heard.

One major argument for cancelling German at Queen's University was that the department had not performed well enough in the Research Assessment Exercise, a process by which individual departments are independently ranked according to the quality of research they have done – thus indicating how much money they deserve to get from the government the next year.

One major argument for the creation of the tablet PC is portability, the same basic premise behind the creation of the notebook PC.

For example, one major argument for the repeal are the costs of implementation.

One major argument against the imprinting hypothesis is that it predicts that the phenotype will depend upon the parental origin of the single X chromosome and there is very little evidence for this [5].

One major argument behind the merger was that new structure would facilitate the coordination among health organizations.

One of the major argument of Bhattacharya et al. was that living green algae and plants still address a couple of proteins to their plastid using the endomembrane system (ES).

(Ireland has already nationalized one major bank). The arguments of these Irish economists are very similar to those of a number of American economists, myself included, about how to deal with our own banking mess.

It wasn't perfect it was a little too focused on how millennials use PornHub in particular but it made a compelling argument that one major millennial turn-on is hentai (a.k.a. hot Japanese 'toon sex), and one millennial turn-off is smoking.

The pressure to enact a prescription drug benefit was also increased by last week's rosy report on the financial health of the Medicare hospital trust fund; one of the major arguments against new benefits has been that Medicare could barely cover the existing ones.

This is quite significant, because one of the major arguments governments offer for protecting military spending is that it protects jobs – the one situation in which governments almost always feign an interest in employment.