Sentence examples for the argument for how from inspiring English sources

Winning the argument for how the EU can shape a better future for us all can best be done not through a history primer, but a rallying cry for a modern solidarity that builds bridges between nations.

We are not sure that it provides evidence in the current form of the argument for how ferrets can add value to pandemic prediction.

But Tuesday's debate on Capitol Hill, which framed the arguments for how to shape the mission, indicates that the sweeping public discussion is already under way.

Many of the arguments for how and why people began to use iron in Southwest Asia rely on assumptions about the technology and relative organization of copper and iron smelting.

JACK HERSCHLAG Upper Montclair, N.J., Sept. 11, 2011 To the Editor: In advancing the classical supply-side argument for how to solve our current economic problems, Prof. Robert J. Barro states, "Today's priority has to be austerity, not stimulus".

Whether or not the PrimeSense news is accurate, 9to5Mac makes a convincing argument for how the startup's intellectual property could fit in with other IP at Apple already; and with Apple's bigger ambitions to develop products that take it further into the living room, specifically with Apple TV.

Lewis does not explicitly include the notion of A′-symmetric reasoning into his definition of common knowledge, but he makes use of the notion implicitly in his argument for how his definition of common knowledge generates the mutual knowledge hierarchy.

But aside from the predictable and antiquated Christian preachings on marriage, the book makes a broader argument for how marriage can save you and make you a complete person.

The data could help conservationists make a stronger argument for how much krill the whales need to survive.

While he makes a compelling argument for how the company delivers customer and merchant value, he is less convincing as to how Groupon will deliver value at an appropriate cost, and actually make money.

My first impression: this book just came out in paperback, and is a deep and thought-provoking argument for how the enlightenment still affects modern social and political thought.