Sentence examples for popular arguments from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, the discussion was illuminating.Mr Tavlas argued that the euro, contrary to popular arguments, is not actually like the gold standard.

One of the most popular arguments by the flag's opponents was that the bank is a government institution and so should not be displaying a flag that promotes a cause.

One of the most popular arguments against spyware is the claim that you are reading your teenager's every thought, that in today's world, a computer is the little key-locked diary of the past.

And when a project fails, for whatever reason, it lends support to the increasingly popular arguments of those who insist that throwing money at Africa's problems is just more dead aid.

WHEN I was in grade school, in the late 50's and early 60's, one of the most popular arguments for the greatness of the United States vis-a-vis the other, stinkier world powers was that in this country any boy could grow up to become the president.

There are three enormously popular arguments for reform with individual accounts: ownership, inheritability and choice.

It is not a popular argument.

This was not, in all circles, a popular argument.

Another popular argument is that it's too difficult.

A third popular argument for why house prices can keep rising focuses on supply constraints.

Another popular argument against vocational subjects at schools is that "children can learn that later".