Sentence examples for soft argument from inspiring English sources

The soft argument is more popular with economists.

("No soft arguments," as he puts it).

First let us note that Fefferman's Theorem (and in fact, a much softer argument) implies that, with (eta (z) = frac{1}{n+1} log K_{Omega } z,bar{z})), begin{aligned} A^{-1}log rho le - eta le Alog rho end{aligned}for some constant (A).

While I subscribe to the softer arguments about promoting diversity and tolerance, what I found most compelling were the data on how low-income students fare better in economically mixed schools.

Both hard and soft constructivist arguments have been mobilized against the existence of PCEs.

Here is a sampling of soft constructivist arguments against PCE defenders: (1) PCEs are impossible because of the "kind of beings" that we are (Katz, 1978, 59).

Yet he is not soft, having won arguments with his former agents, FS Corporation – they sued in 2006 after his father took control – and Hiddink, over his move from PSV. Park also convinced dubious PSV fans of his quality when a knee injury sidelined him after joining Hiddink, the mastermind of South Korea's 2002 World Cup semi-final team, in January 2003.

Yet its argument is soft, at times dilettantish, and its reason for being unclear.

Mitt Romney, the likely Republican presidential nominee, has accused President Obama of essentially being soft on China, an argument that could limit Mr. Obama's negotiating room with the Chinese over Mr. Chen.

It's a very American battle, this argument about soft drinks and whether they should be taxed, or even if the government should be spending money urging people to be a bit more sensible.

Mr. Clinton gave in on this year's bill shortly before the election to preempt a "soft on defense" campaign argument.