Sentence examples for per argument from inspiring English sources

The National Law Journal, using the Court's second two-week cycle of arguments as a representative period, calculated, in November, that Sotomayor, who asked a hundred and forty-six questions in the course of thirteen arguments (average: 11.2 questions per argument), had asked more questions than Chief Justice John Roberts, Jr., and Justice Alito at comparable periods in their first terms.

We outline the PrefSat procedure in Algorithm 2. PrefSat encodes labelings of an AF F = (A, R ) by generating three variables per argument, i.e., the set of variables in the constructed formula are { I a, O a, U a | a ∈ A }.

Keep it to one subject per argument.

But the atmosphere was soured by the US, first by its climate change special envoy, Todd Stern, who said emissions "isn't a matter of politics or morality or anything else, it's just maths", which completely ignored the per capita argument.

"Teams have all caught on to the whole points-per-possession argument," Frank said.

There's the cost-per-wear argument: you carry a handbag everywhere, every day, and so you get your money's worth from it.

James is deeply disenchanted by the value-per-pound argument of the crummy Moskvitch 408, while Jeremy finds no pleasure in the Lada Riva, except for the excuse it provides to don a ushanka hat while motoring.

Variance was estimated using the per-condition argument.

In the 20 years that ended in 2008, the justices asked an average of 133 questions per hourlong argument, up from about 100 in the 15 years before that.

At issue is the amount of time the UFC expects McGregor to spend promoting the mixed martial arts company, which McGregor sees as unpaid work that -- per his argument Thursday -- keeps him from the actual sport and the training needed to succeed at such a high level.

In a world of "enforced monogamy," per his argument, all the alpha males will be locked down by the most desirable women, meaning less-desirable women who want any form of companionship would presumably have to date the weird and desperate men they now actively avoid the kind of men who might otherwise go and shoot up schools or commit some other acts of horrendous violence.