Sentence examples for presentation argues that from inspiring English sources

The presentation argues that terrorism and "mainstream" Islam are inextricably linked: "There may not be a 'radical' threat as much as it is simply a normal assertion of the orthodox ideology".

The FreedomWorks presentation argued that raising taxes could not balance the budget.

Lately, he has refined his thinking into a presentation arguing that manufacturers of hackable products profit from engaging the Maker mind-set.

Nonetheless, relations between the two men were strained, reaching a boiling point at a board meeting on Feb. 9, 2010, when Mr. Mullaney made a presentation arguing that because of the organization's success, the backlog of cleft surgeries was declining.

Ray Oakey, in the conference?s closing presentation, argued that the motivation of a lot of entrepreneurs, quite simply, is independence.

But a number of parents and students were offended by the presentation, arguing that it only created a greater divide among students as some students found it reason to start mocking black students for "being dumb," according to WMC-TV.

David Janollari, an executive producer of "In the Echo," argues that presentations are "severely handicapping" to a show's chances of making the schedule.

No one argues that point.

Bangkok-based brand strategist Sirikul Laukaikul argued that's the case in a presentation about an idea called the "sufficiency economy philosophy" at Sustainable Brands in San Diego, California, this week.

Statisticians could argue that point.

From the presentation: The company argues that analytics is currently divided into two different markets — there are custom products built for large enterprises, and there are out-of-the-box solutions like Google Analytics.