Sentence examples similar to root arguments from inspiring English sources

As Mellman concludes: "progressives would reach a broader range of the American public by rooting arguments about judicial results in the Constitution's text, history, and principles".

There are well rooted arguments on both sides.

It is demonstrated, using root locus arguments, that this gives an optimally stable system in the sense that as any single controller or process parameter is varied with respect to its nominal value, the rightmost eigenvalue, on passage through the nominal parameter setting, is as deep in the left half plane as possible.

Many people advocate the, 'I don't like how you do that, it makes me feel inadequate" root in arguments.

Financial: It's said that as many as half of divorces are rooted in arguments that stem from finances.

Note the selectivity in the way root-causes arguments function.

It rooted our arguments and dampened our good times.

"Hilary rooted his arguments firmly in our history and in our values".

The government may have rooted its arguments against doing this sort of thing in legal constraints, but as we saw in 2008 and again in the euro crisis, the legal and regulatory environment are quite flexible in times of crisis.

In addition, the US Supreme Court held that when the Florida court rooted its arguments in state law, it must have accepted what the legislature intended.There are two problems with this.

He moved away from the drug-fuelled erotic game described by his colleagues in earlier proceedings and instead contended that the outburst of violence was rooted in arguments between roommates Amanda Knox and Meredith Kercher about cleanliness - triggered by a toilet left unflushed by Rudy Guede.