Sentence examples for significant arguments from inspiring English sources

Only time will tell, but there are significant arguments to be made on both sides.

Among the most significant arguments on appeal is that the government should not have been allowed to use certain wiretap evidence during the trial.

Plato Cacheris, a Washington lawyer who has represented a variety of clients accused of espionage and other crimes involving national-security secrets, said the government's refusal to make Mr. bin al-Shibh and other key witnesses available "offers some very significant arguments to the defense -- this is about the right to a fair trial".

Many philosophers hope to make significant arguments about ethics using ethical supervenience as a premise.

According to historian William Spence Robertson, significant arguments advanced by Miranda in his later efforts are traceable to Pownall's influence.

The hypothesis suggested in this paper was not tested directly, but the author presents significant arguments in favor of it.

The shooting reportedly stemmed from a significant argument and gunfire was exchanged.

In his speech on Sunday night, Mr. Sharon added a significant argument in support of his disengagement plan.

The convergence, neither sought nor fabricated, of the results of work that was conducted independently is in itself a significant argument in favor of this theory.

One significant argument against the creation of an American security state, a United States that resembles Israel, is that even there, in a society rigorously organized around security, the safety of its citizens is far from guaranteed.

It says much about their canniness that, in the 10 months they have been together they have not had a single significant argument, and that is not always the case in tennis.