Sentence examples for sterile arguments from inspiring English sources
But further research by the QAA shows the limitations of sterile arguments about contact hours.
Instead we are subjected to sterile arguments about who might manage the existing system best.
To them, the dire headlines about Taliban attacks and sterile arguments about failed states mean little.
They called on politicians to raise their sights beyond "sterile arguments about who might manage the existing system best".
Forget academic theory, angels dancing on pins, sterile arguments about God's existence, the church's obsession with clothes and buildings.
THE complete recording of Anton Webern's output just released by Deutsche Grammophon does very much more than refute old and sterile arguments against serialism.
He wants to change the debate from a sterile argument for or against the EU into one about what kind of union it should be.
It's time for the TUC to put this rather sterile argument to bed and start thinking about much more important questions of reforming public sector pay, staffing levels and conditions – something our report tries to do.
The Greek impasse came as European leaders joined battle in Brussels in an increasingly sterile argument over whether austerity or stimulus was the magic formula for arresting decline and spurring growth in the EU and single currency zone.
Even in nations as proud of their democratic heritage as Canada and the United Kingdom, Steyn explains, "elections dwindle down to a sterile argument over how to 'improve' the system: The left-of-center party usually pledges to throw money at it … the only viable rationale for the Right becomes its claim to be able to run the leftist state more smoothly than the Left".
The conservative ideology driving political negligence has withstood the slow drag of South Carolina's courts, which have now fallen lockstep into the same sterile argument about "pouring more money into an outmoded system" ― as if South Carolina has ever flooded public institutions with money.
