Sentence examples for problematic to argue from inspiring English sources
It is particularly problematic to argue that equity should be part of any definition of global health when the people making the definitions form such a narrow group: academics working in global health.
One response to these problematic infinitary games is to argue that the decision problems themselves are ill-posed.
(4:415) This is a claim he uses not only to distinguish assertoric from problematic imperatives, but also to argue for the imperfect duty of helping others.
You could find such academics at Bible colleges, but they probably wouldn't have the peer-reviewed studies to back them up, and their affiliation would be problematic if you were trying to argue that opposition to gay marriage isn't about religion.
The "Sociobiology Study Group" was concerned that Wilson was trying to argue that many problematic or harmful features of current societies, such as oppressive gender roles, negative race relations and interpersonal aggression might be unchangeable (Sociobiology Study Group of Science for the People, 1976).
Ideal utilitarians and others are keen to argue that Ross's view is problematic because it is not systematic enough.
The moral naturalist, therefore, is in a position to argue that moral knowledge should not be more problematic than other kinds of knowledge of the natural world.
ECONOMISTS love to argue.
