Sentence examples for the latter argument from inspiring English sources

I can see the latter argument, but on balance disagree.

The latter argument is also used in defense of sealing.

I find myself agreeing more with the latter argument.

It seems that the latter argument has won out for the moment, Mr. Kessel said.

She doesn't back up the latter argument particularly convincingly when I ask what instrument she chose.

The latter argument falls prey to the false "honest broker" narrative.

The latter arguments frequently proceed as follows: While collective entities generally act through their individual members, their actions do not coincide with their member's actions.

In line with the latter arguments, matching analysis of an extensive dataset of German-speaking economists and management researchers reveals a short-term negative effect on publications across contexts.

We think that our results add to the efforts in trying to disentangle these matters and help to substantiate the latter arguments by suggesting that the phenotypic expression of BC traits is the result of joint effects of genes, EE levels (environment), and their interactions.

In his book, The Fires, Joe Flood makes this latter argument, blaming the fires that destroyed so much of New York City starting in the late '60s on the "scientific management" instigated by Mayor John Lindsay.

The former we may stipulatively call categorical arguments; the latter, confirmatory arguments.