Sentence examples for parallel arguments from inspiring English sources

Parallel arguments apply to sugary drinks.

And those attitudes are full of parallel arguments and competing claims.

"It's amazing how close" the parallel arguments are, said Professor Richard L. Hasen, an election law specialist at Loyola Law School in Los Angeles.

Parallel arguments could be found in The Public Interest, the policy quarterly that specialized in rigorous critiques of federal antipoverty initiatives and pension fund "socialism".

This ambitious, sprawling survey of modern economics, from the Victorian era to the end of the twentieth century, tracks the emergence and growth of two parallel arguments against determinism: a rejection of the view of poverty as "a natural phenomenon" and the insistence that market spikes and crashes are not "acts of nature" but can be made subject to "instruments of mastery".

However, presupposition 6 does not in fact seem to play a significant role in the parallel arguments.

Iran is making a parallel argument.

Samih al-Maitah, Jordan's minister of information — also speaking before gas-price protests broke out — made a parallel argument.

Second, Mr Wright makes a parallel argument about biological evolution: it too moves towards greater complexity, and for the same basic reason.

According to Dan Brown's parallel argument in The Da Vinci Code, Cameron's venture is so provocative he may now have to spend the rest of his life watching over his shoulder for homicidal albino monks.

A parallel argument between Emma and another woman about the relative merits of Egon Schiele and Gustav Klimt — tireless painters of the female form, as is Emma herself — underlines the theme.