Sentence examples for substantial argument that from inspiring English sources

Schama presents a substantial argument that it was the famous ancient Greek painter Apelles who is depicted in contemplation by Rembrandt and not Aristotle.

Rory Little, a professor at the University of California Hastings College of Law in San Francisco, said the defense had at least two substantial arguments that bolster its case.

Lord Justice John Laws granted bail "subject to stringent conditions," adding that Mr. Ganic's lawyers had made a "substantial argument" to show that Serbia's extradition request was politically motivated.

(The others being the assurance that candidates will pay equal attention to smaller states and avoiding influence of foreign powers - and there is substantial room for argument that these purposes are being served).

Austerity proponents depend on the argument that substantial cuts to federal spending moved the economy to a recovery in 1921, but this understanding fails on multiple counts.

Descartes simply reports without argument that substantial forms are "a philosophical being unknown to me" (Letter to Morin, 12 September 1638; Descartes 1984: 122).

The proposition that it is less cruel for a human being to be wrongly imprisoned for life is probably one that reasonable people facing the choice would disagree on.The only substantial argument against the death penalty is that it is a sanction of such awesome magnitude that it should be placed beyond the realm of the justifiable.

It is likely that our subjects did go on to have further strokes, indeed the post-mortem findings of substantial vascular pathology support the argument that subsequent dementia is due to ongoing vascular pathology, including both macro- and microvascular disease.

It is important to consider whether the removal of wisdom teeth constitutes a public health problem and, given the scarcity of health resources, if there is an argument that a substantial proportion of such teeth need not be removed at all.

The more substantial argument against quantitative easing is that purchases of securities would be ineffectual, given Europe's bank-based financial system.

"That's a substantial argument, but not necessarily a winner," Little said.