Sentence examples similar to present day argument from inspiring English sources
The present-day argument against employing race-conscious admission policies as a pedagogical benefit for diversity is being usurped, at least in Texas, with debates that class-conscious admission policies would best achieve racial diversity.
Our data also strengthens the argument that the present day opsins are represented by genes that have arisen from three different ancestral genes that have given rise to (1), a classical opsin superfamily cosisting of visual opsins and those opsins who share a highly conserved gene structure with the visual opsins; (2), a peropsin and RGR-opsin family; (3), a melanopsin family.
When he cast off his cautious, lawyerly mode of argument, Lincoln rose to grand rhetorical heights, delineating an argument about democracy that, Mr. Guelzo contends, carries to the present day.
You wonder how such transparently silly arguments could have engaged serious thinkers from Descartes, Leibniz and Hegel to the present day.
The present day simulation.
Lat: Present day latitude.
Former Justice Sandra Day O'Connor, who has made judicial independence her signature issue since retiring from the court, was present Tuesday to hear the arguments in the case, Caperton v. A. T. Massey Coal Company, No. 08-22.
But despite our present-day troubles and arguments about what constitutes actual democracy – not least the intricacies of a genuine people's vote – it's worth remembering that at the time of this film's events, less than 3percentt of our population had any right to vote at all.
Therefore, the result reported here is intermediate by nature as it relies on the present-day knowledge and plausibility arguments.
