Sentence examples for principles that would argue from inspiring English sources

In this debate, it is worth remembering a few first principles that would argue against throwing out the tax.

What a terrible "principle" that would be.

In principle, few would argue that creative maladjustment is what we are all about.

And the principle that you should be able to delete your data from the Facebook service is one that many would argue trumps the good that is done by letting Facebook keep it.

That, one would argue, is marketplace power.

"In principle, I don't think anyone would argue that there should be a devolution of power in Pakistan," said Khalid Rahman, director of Islamabad's Institute of Policy Studies.

We would argue that this may qualify as a "design principle" that will be relevant for many different network architectures.

Most scholars would argue that this a very sound moral principle.

So at least in the context of understanding and managing biotic interactions, I would argue that agroecologists generally aim to use (not copy) principles derived from studies of natural ecosystems.

I do not claim our politics are righteous, but I would argue that they have much in common with the founding principles of all religions.

I would argue that you could take car horns and organize them according to musical principles of pitch and metre and so forth, and still that would not be music.'' Life in sound, someone suggested.