Sentence examples for pervasive argument from inspiring English sources

A pervasive argument has emerged in debates over US ocean fishery policy that the policy-making process has generally been captured by commercial industry interests and consequently permits fishing quotas beyond sustainable harvesting levels.

Many of the speakers dodged both the issue of climate change and the pervasive conservative argument that fighting it will destroy, not create, jobs.

But the situation is even more pervasive than these arguments would suggest.

There is a pervasive, and admittedly seductive, argument floating around that the U.S. is headed for a dire bout with deflation.

Evaluative arguments are pervasive in natural human communication.

In his biography, Stach makes a convincing argument for the pervasive, yet unspoken, influences of the First World War on Kafka's work; and yet it's exactly that seemingly ahistorical — because purely animal — consciousness that makes Kafka's art feel uncannily true.

Moreover, Streett's argument somewhat set a precedent in the now pervasive use of automata techniques in proving computational properties of logics of programs and of temporal logics.

Although I think Crouch's argument has merit, I do not see such a pervasive religious theme.

His argument is that the internet is becoming all-pervasive in our economies, transforming pretty much every industry and area of our lives..

Putting the two premises together, we get the following argument for the existence of narrow content: "(1) There is pervasive intentional content that constitutively depends on phenomenology alone.

One response to this argument, on behalf of naturalistic realism, grants the claim of pervasive evolutionary influence on the contents of moral beliefs but challenges the claim that this should undermine our confidence in these beliefs.