Sentence examples for particularly arguments from inspiring English sources

We sought to identify factors that affect the passage of public health legislation by examining the use of arguments, particularly arguments presenting research evidence, in legislative debates regarding workplace smoking restrictions.

Particularly fierce arguments are raging around the Department for Transport (DfT), which must make cuts of 25% or more in its budget.

One of the particularly absurd arguments against allowing gays to marry is that such a lapse would send us skidding down that dreadful slope to legalization of incest, polygamy, bestiality and so forth.

Studies conducted over the past decade have provided particularly strong arguments that BEN and UUC are caused by chronic poisoning with aristolochic acids (AAs).

Not only should that advice serve the Obama Administration well as it seeks to negotiate the myriad of challenges facing it in the coming months, it is good advice for any executive who ends up on the winning side of an argument, particularly if that argument.

It was not a particularly uplifting argument by either side of the debate.

MC: What's your opinion on the raging debate over the value of writing MFAs -- particularly the argument that university creative writing programs churn out bland, derivative writers?

On one side of the argument, supporters of "taxonomic congruence" (sensu Mickevich 1978), or separate analysis, argued that a particularly strong argument could be made for phylogenetic relationships recovered with independent data.

That seemed a particularly lame argument.

Or was it a particularly thorny argument?

A particularly lively argument focuses on the role of amyloid, sticky clumps of material that build up between brain cells.