Sentence examples for points argued from inspiring English sources

Ms Buono, who trails Mr Christie by more than 20 points, argued that his stewardship of the state was being affected by his presidential ambitions, pointing to his opposition to gay marriage.

"Our identities [as femmes] have been taken by straight (white) women who want cool points," argued writer Alaina Monts in a roundtable on femme identity for Autostraddle last year.

Yet two points argue for new resolutions.

Several points argue against this possibility.

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The fact that RC and vSAA patients did not significantly differ in their scoring points argues for akin pathophysiology.

These points argue against selection bias in the AXIS trial arising from preferential recruitment of more affluent patients on the grounds of lower comorbidity.

These points argue that findings from the T51B cell model are applicable to the promotion phase of iron-related HCC in humans.

Furthermore, cystatin C and creatinine levels showed a good correlation at all time points, arguing against a major role of intravenous NAC on creatinine secretion.

But that's not the point, argued Cary Jones, the theater chain's vice president for marketing.

The curve showed two distinct regions of differing slope, which intersect at a point argued to represent a pseudogel point.