Sentence examples for the argument persists from inspiring English sources
The argument persists, but since Julian Corbett published his classic eulogy a century ago, in the heyday of British imperialism, historians have accumulated a mass of evidence unknown to him.
The argument persists, either stated or implied, that postdoc compensation is adequate, because it is only a temporary position undertaken for their own professional development.
However, even now, the arguments persist.
That this argument persists demonstrates the limitations of morphological interpretations made from 2D images, especially when similar-looking landforms can form by very different processes.
Many burn centres contend that crystalloid resuscitation is as effective as albumin resuscitation, although argument persists over the role of larger molecular weight hydroxyethyl starches.
But a month and a half after his victory, an argument persists over why they voted the way they did.
An argument persists over whether this method was a financial success -- the day before it began trading, Google was forced to reduce both the number of shares it offered and their price -- but it was undeniably a popular triumph: because of the auction, many more people had the opportunity to buy shares at the initial offer price than if the company had gone public the traditional way.
But in an indication of how easily matters could still go wrong, argument persisted about control of the disputed strategic hub of Debaltseve, where fighting continued on Thursday.
What I find fascinating is that in certain ways nothing has changed many of the old arguments persist or recur in a different guise but in other ways the field would be unrecognizable to a neurobiologist time-transported from 1988 to 2003.
'Good of the species' arguments persist, however, where one might least expect them – among geneticists, where the generation of variants is often seen as beneficial because it facilitates the efficacy of evolution.
