Sentence examples for results arguing from inspiring English sources

Yet it, too, took issue with the results, arguing it was in an even stronger position than the results suggested.

Both finance companies have strenuously disputed the method that Dr. Lindsey used to arrive at those results, arguing that differences in credit worthiness -- not race -- explained the disparities.

The American Federation of Teachers, the parent organization of the Philadelphia union, has disputed those results, arguing in its own study that Edison public schools perform no better than similar, more traditional schools.

Google has fought attempts to make it remove websites that have proved to be infringing entirely from its search results, arguing that this would amount to an attack on freedom of expression.

An accompanying editorial in the journal was skeptical about the results, arguing that the design of the Women's Health Initiative, which is skewed toward older women and stopped all forms of hormone treatment after several years of use, does not match the way doctors typically prescribe treatment to women in their 50s at the onset of menopause.

The American ambassador, Stanley Escudero, points out that 24 dry wells were drilled in the North Sea before profitable oil was struck.Some oil companies shrug off the poor exploration results, arguing that CIPCO and the NAOC were looking in the wrong place, too far north of the most promising geology.

Certainly the results argue for women's perspectives being considered uninteresting or unworthy.

This is essentially what the Vytorin trial did and why its results argue against the hypothesis.

The results argue in favor of competitive swimming for its positive effects on health outcomes.

Taken together, these results argue for generating nAb response-based prophylactic and/or therapeutic AIDS vaccines.

The results argue for the integration of student feedback into a school-wide quality management system.