Sentence examples for one particular argument from inspiring English sources

One particular argument that might be made for the service academies' efforts is that the national defense need for an integrated officer corps would outweigh equal protection concerns.

One particular argument is that the area of urbanised territories is relatively insignificant when compared to the total territory participating in the GCC.

While their concerns certainly warrant legitimate debate, one particular aspect in their argument betrays not only ignorance but deception: that threats to America from the Middle East come primarily from Iran.

Mr. Richman is saying he aimed his arguments at one particular person?

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau alluded to this danger at a recent news conference: "Any time we try to make a political argument out of one particular disaster, I think there's a bit of a shortcut that can sometimes not have the desired outcome".

Usually, modelling studies tend to select one particular configuration and substantiate the parameter choice with the help of logical arguments.

Although previous studies have recognized a long gap in the fossil record of the angiosperm stem lineage [ 13, 21, 37], there is no indisputable argument in favor of one particular maximum age constraint for the crown node of angiosperms.

One particular passage records some of the increasingly bizarre arguments put forward, including one section in which the legal team attempted to compare the case to, cryptically, jigsaws and Danish arthouse films.

We will not repeat these arguments, but move the spotlight to one particular issue that might not always have been given full consideration in the 'multiculturalism-interculturalism debates'.

At one point, when Mr. Fisher said Exxon should not benefit from a particular argument because the company had not raised it, Justice Scalia said, "They don't have to make every tiny little argument".

One particular phenomenological hermeneutic interpretation should therefore be seen as one of several possible interpretations and as arguments put into ongoing discourses, in this case, about ethical challenges in surgical care.