Sentence examples for the arguments given from inspiring English sources

The arguments given for means testing are always benign and generally reflect a concern with efficiency, the wellbeing of the most disadvantaged, and fairness.

In particular, as soon as the Cooper pairs are formed, they undergo a sort of Bose condensation, and subsequently the arguments given above for 4He apply equally to them.

At the high-density, high-temperature phase of such an object, some nucleosynthesis (manufacture of nuclei from smaller nuclei) would occur, primarily of helium but with a small amount of heavier elements according to the arguments given early in this article.

Part (i) follows from the arguments given above.

When it comes to 3D, the DEM triangulation results support the arguments given above.

Neither Crito nor Socrates can reply to the arguments given by the laws, and their conclusion is allowed to stand.

Many of the arguments giving the Patriots the benefit of the doubt are evaporating.

Mr. Obama's advisers ridiculed the argument, given that the primary is purely a beauty contest.

The argument given in defense of second homes is that they contribute to an area.

The reporter asked if he wanted to bolster the argument, given the playoff victory of the rival Seahawks.

The argument given — for example, at a recent hearing of the Joint Economic Committee of Congress — is that this is what the federal government has spent, on average, in recent decades.