Sentence examples for saving argument from inspiring English sources

"She said God could surely spare one from heaven as he had loads and she wouldn't need her night light anymore," sighs Catherine (who was unable to fault the energy saving argument).

While insurance companies won't necessarily reject coverage based upon an employee's poor health or risk factors, such as obesity or smoking, they'll certainly elevate the premiums if there is cause for health concern a money saving argument for fit and trim executives if ever there was one.

Those wishing to make the "more lives ultimately saved" argument will need to make their comparisons with the number of civilians likely to have been killed had Saddam Hussein's reign continued into 2003-2004, not in comparison to the number of deaths for which he was responsible in the 1980s and early 1990s".

And to save arguments, they are in alphabetical order.

One in six parents in a study this year by Bett, the educational technology fair, claimed they often did the homework themselves to save arguments.

Go along with what they say, to save arguments.

Save the argument about whether we should be holding partisan judicial elections at all.

Boards of trustees, being committees, are more likely to produce CSR waffle.Mr Mayer saves his argument by linking it to a wider plea for corporate pluralism.

But even if true the stronger claim may not save the argument against (P) because, at least prima facie, we can make assertions uttering isolated words; cf. Stainton (2006).

But this hardly saves her argument, since the US Census's history of shifting racial categories and past use of ethnic and religious terms (e.g., Filipino, Hindu, and Korean) to signify races is typically taken as evidence of the social, rather than biological, foundations of race (Espiritu 1992, Chapter 5).

The strangest part of this whole "borders can save lives" argument is of course, "The people who want open borders are the problem and are implicit in the death of these refugees".