Sentence examples for proponents making from inspiring English sources

After decades of debate, hearings about Indian Point have the air of scripted Kabuki — proponents making a case based on jobs and energy, critics making one based on safety and the environment.

The road's proponents make strong arguments.

The crucial choice that affirmative-action proponents made long ago was to focus the program on race rather than more broadly on disadvantage.

Unlike with other suppliers who were believed, correctly or otherwise, to have abandoned WikiLeaks, its proponents made no efforts to shut down EasyDNS by overwhelming its servers.

Mr. Holt, who is facing a tough re-election battle, remains unconvinced that more trade with China is the cure-all that proponents make it out to be.

The conspicuousness of hookup culture's most enthusiastic proponents makes it seem as if everyone is hooking up all the time.

The decision to emphasize diversity over fairness is one that affirmative-action proponents made long before Wednesday, and it is a big reason they find themselves in such a vulnerable position today.

As the journalist William Saletan has pointed out, in the mid-1980's abortion proponents made a conscious decision to portray their cause as an effort to preserve individual choice against government encroachment.

Behind the big data backlash is the classic hype cycle, in which a technology's early proponents make overly grandiose claims, people sling arrows when those promises fall flat, but the technology eventually transforms the world, though not necessarily in ways the pundits expected.

Slow-growth proponents make up the majority on the county's board of supervisors, as a result of an election two years ago.

A rigid workplace, say reform proponents, makes French enterprises wary of hiring permanent workers and thus stalls economic growth.