Sentence examples similar to the argument for replacing from inspiring English sources

The answer to question 2 is probably no — but that's an argument for replacing the current policy with something better, like purchases of MBS and/or stronger forward guidance, not for a taper all by itself, which serves as a sort of forward anti-guidance: it signals, whether the Fed intends this or not, a general shift toward hawkishness.

The authors present a persuasive argument for replacing conventional lab notebooks with electronic versions (eLNs).

Pledge too much improvement and he looks naïve; predict too little change and he undercuts his argument for replacing President Obama.

The selection of Ms. Lagarde would also strengthen the argument for someone from an emerging market to replace John Lipsky, one of the three deputy managing directors of the I.M.F., after he retires in August.

The argument for a wider role for community people in decisions about health programmes resulted in replacing the term 'participation' with 'empowerment' (WHO 1986).

Johnson's argument closely tracks our reform case in the United States for replacing the Electoral College with a national popular vote and establishing a more proportional system for legislative election.

The argument for the plan is straightforward.

The argument for this is purely political.

And what is the argument for it?

But the argument for reform is undeniable.

But he defended the argument for trade.