Sentence examples for probably the argument from inspiring English sources

So probably the argument will be that if life functions could be induced, that person was not born dead".

It is probably the argument least used by the remain campaign, but the only chance the UK has of avoiding a flood of criminal capital is to stay in Europe.

Focus on the Family says it has probably lost the argument on gay marriage.

The report this week by the Congressional Budget Office, forecasting substantial budget surpluses after 2001, will probably reopen the argument that this year's budget has done far more to relieve the rich than help the poor.

At listing time, the broker's resistance to a reduction may be stiffer, probably prompting the argument that a lower commission will dampen the interest of all the other brokers who belong to the multiple listing service.

But another lesson from what must have been one of the most painful three-quarters of an hour in Cameron's political life is that he has probably won the argument.

They'll very probably lose the argument that a short-term rather than a longer-term increase is acceptable, both because their bill no longer represents a plausible compromise and because the past few days have served to demonstrate to the public, the markets and Congress that going through this exercise again in the winter would be extremely dangerous.

You've probably heard the argument that for an app to be truly successful it needs to earn a place on your home screen.

Any graduate student who so much as mentions the word "union" in the presence of a university administrator has probably heard the argument: Unions poison the educational relationship between faculty and students.

That probably clinches the argument right there, but there's more.

In these fields, one can probably follow the argument of Cole and Cole [13] that the progress of science would be little impeded if only scientific excellence were supported.