Sentence examples for sufficient argument for the from inspiring English sources
Military upgrade is indeed a sufficient argument for the Reagan-era deficits.
Evidence for the effects of the motor system on comprehension is supported by present research but is not a sufficient argument for the radical embodiment of language.
Whether personal utility on its own could provide a sufficient argument for the ethical acceptability of genetic susceptibility testing or personal genome testing, is still a topic for discussion [ 22].
The experimental results provide sufficient arguments for the theoretical predicts.
We think the basic statements (e.g. the body has to overcome drag; to push itself in a new direction it has to exercise a force in the opposite direction) and the equation of drag with some other minor considerations are necessary and sufficient arguments for the explanation of the theory, but should it require a more detailed rationale we would be grateful for more specific instructions.
Statistical rigour in itself may not be a sufficient argument for advocating uptake of the new bivariate methods; particularly, if the summary estimates generated are not significantly different from those derived from simpler univariate methods.
Comedian John Oliver frequently (OK, maybe too frequently) makes jokes along the lines of "it's 2017, why are we still having to argue for the womens' rights?" This irked segments of the right who believed that pointing to a date on a calendar was not a sufficient argument for a stance.
Happily, the Chairman of the FCC, Tom Wheeler, gave a speech today to The Brookings Institution that should provide sufficient argument fodder for the full weekend, at least among policy dorks wonks.
I don't think authors' data provide sufficient argument against the sparse coding in cerebellum.
However, this is not a sufficient argument against the category of DMDD.
The American hunt for Victor Bout is in jeopardy if the Justice Department, State Department and Thai prosecutors cannot find sufficient arguments to convince the judge to reverse his decision.
