Sentence examples for stimulated arguments from inspiring English sources
Repeated detection of neurotropic viruses in multiple organs of carrier individuals stimulated arguments against the archetype hypothesis.
But the Malthusian question has stimulated argument about the Earth's carrying capacity, which depends as much on human optimism as on ingenuity.
Once he settles in, the new archbishop should also have some productive conversations, and stimulating arguments, with the prime minister.
Don't historians want their research to be immediately shared, stimulating arguments and, ideally, new research that either refutes or reinforces those arguments?
Stimulating arguments, for ultimately exploring reliable estimation methods applied to the interception efficiency of air terminals, are explored in the chapter.
I think the British public yearns for good stories, stimulating argument, and original ideas.
Reading her would invariably stimulate argument and, whether you agreed or not, it was difficult to put any of her reviews down.
For centuries Jewish books have stimulated conversations, arguments, questions and always deeper learning.
Yet depicting tobacco as a poison and smoking as akin to self-harm stimulated counter-argument and rationalization; several participants debated the time that needed to elapse before harm could occur and placed more emphasis on their absence of overt symptoms than on future risk: " The thing is, you know, having one smoke isn't, might not, isn't going to kill you in the short term.
Even those who doubt that such an enterprise can succeed or who take issue with particular details or conclusions can be impressed by Fukuyama's audacity and stimulated by his arguments.
