Sentence examples for standards argument from inspiring English sources

Today, though, we're honing in on one of the fundamental points of emphasis in the new E.L.A. writing standards: argument.

In its Erica Jong-ness the scene harks back to her gender-reversed (by 1960s standards) argument with Abe — he's feeling used, she can't just jump in the sack after a hard day at work.

Constructing Arguments: 'Room for Debate' and the Common Core Standards: In this 2012 blog post, we suggest ways to use a Times Opinion blog called Room for Debate to help students hone skills in a fundamental area of emphasis in the new writing standards: argument.

The open standards argument currently championed by Mozilla, that H.264 is a proprietary technology with a looming cost trigger, is similarly irrelevant to customers, who will never notice where along the road to their browsers the licensing fees are absorbed.

New Zealand's Evening Post noted that the United States had previously built major warships for other countries, including Russia's and Britain's ally Japan, and commented, "The severity of the blow to England rests in... the amount of English capital in [Argentina]", possibly echoing the Evening Standards argument.

As a teacher, I find the national-standards argument to be a distraction.

The problem would then arise that Resolution 242 of 1967, passed after the six-day war and frequently cited in the double-standards argument, does not say what a lot of the people who quote it think it says (see article).

Two counts in the standard argument against homework don't appear to stand up.

That is the standard argument in favour of immigration, and it is correct.

"The standard argument against the minimum wage is that a minimum wage would price people out of jobs.

The standard argument against Ibsen is that, compared with Strindberg, he is dry, sexless and lacks fantasy.