Sentence examples for pattern of arguing from inspiring English sources

Look for a pattern of picking on the younger members of the site, the newer members, or perhaps even a pattern of arguing only with females.

Although long-distance over-water dispersal cannot be completely ruled out as the cause of these conflicting patterns, the life history, exceptional degree of allopatric divergences, and the non-random phylogeographic pattern of Ligia, argue against this kind of dispersal as the cause of this discordance.

Instead of arguing, tell stories.

While the complex is not well conserved, the overall pattern of subunit occurrence argues that this is an ancient complex.

By contrast, creationists tend to accept the validity of microevolutionary patterns, arguing they only involve minor variations within set forms.

A lack of these patterns would argue against a role of "speechiness" in the induction of normalization effects.

Kinase-inactive mutants could not restore wild-type patterns, arguing for the importance of the kinase activity of Nol9 in the formation of the 5′ end of 32S.

The government's rushed introduction of IER fits a pattern, Baker argues: "Since the election Osborne has gone round saying: 'Where are the threats to us?

This pattern that emerges in Ana's story is part of a larger historical pattern, we argue, where the Roma systematically have been put in the background.

Charles Sabel casts doubt on the idea of fixed patterns of historical development, arguing that there were alternative pathways available even within the classic case of economic development in western Europe (Sabel and Zeitlin 1997).

Apple could follow a similar pattern, Ellison argued.