Sentence examples for predominant arguments from inspiring English sources
Many of these predominant arguments have no basis in reality, as we continue to talk in circles, spinning like a bullet in the chamber of a Colt 45.
Tenbensel, for example, critically summarizes the centrality of the values, opinions, and preferences of citizens in public engagement in health policy: By the end of the 1990s, the predominant argument was that citizen input helps to shape and define the key values that can then underpin policy decisions, and indeed that knowledge about values was the key component of the public's "expertise".
(Tenbensel 2010, 1583, emphasis in original) By the end of the 1990s, the predominant argument was that citizen input helps to shape and define the key values that can then underpin policy decisions, and indeed that knowledge about values was the key component of the public's "expertise".
One group claims that the public as a whole consider nature-based (genetic) arguments as predominant.
This undermines the argument for a specific model for arvicolines: the predominant role of the second molar was attributed to the hypermolarization of the first lower molar [30], [36].
It is fair to say that approach 3 became predominant in the 14th century, the golden age of medieval theories of consequence; but the earlier Boethian view that all valid arguments (including syllogistic arguments) are valid in virtue of topical rules can also be seen as belonging to category 3.
Predominant colour: grey.
White males are predominant.
Green is the predominant colour.
Their predominant emotion was wonder.
