Sentence examples for relevant arguments from inspiring English sources

For, whilst, philosophically minded ethicists are rightly wary of arguments placing special value on majority views, it is nonetheless important for the quality and relevance of moral deliberation that as wide a range as possible of relevant arguments and claims is brought into the domain of public reason.

Mr. Beazley had contended that his first habeas lawyer was inadequate and had not raised several relevant arguments, including that he was 17 at the time of the killing.

"Counsel can generally provide effective representation to a habeas petitioner regardless of the petitioner's competence," Justice Thomas wrote, adding that "attorneys are quite capable of reviewing the state-court record, identifying legal errors and marshaling relevant arguments, even without their clients' assistance".

Relevant arguments made by the author's group, including a debate on solid cold quark matter, are briefly summarized too.

We thus find that distraction rather than the provision of relevant arguments is an effective means to achieve persuasion.

For a thoroughgoing exploration of the relevant arguments, see the collection of essays edited by Jeffrey Jordan (1994).

Regional value creation was a very relevant argument for the implementation of the projects.

Evans says, the industry debate around whether servers matter any more isn't really a relevant argument and the focus needs to be firmly on the customer.

I think this is an odd position to take in 2015, however it was definitely a relevant argument in 1964.

But the more relevant argument is that religion promotes out-group mentality in an age of interdependence when we can't afford to surrender to ancient instincts.

After all the noise, threats, doomsday scenarios and cataclysmic prognosis by political pundits and elitists, the only relevant argument in the BREXIT victory is the self-determination by the British people.