Sentence examples for the leading argument from inspiring English sources

But the leading argument was pure Mellon.

Just another day in a GOP where the leading argument against Obamacare this week is, "That pajama dude in the ad looks like a fag".

The leading argument in favour of opt-out claims that many people favour donation but through inertia do not get round to opting in.

The leading argument for genetic data exceptionalism appears to be that genetic data conveys uniquely detailed information about a person and her biological family, information a person might have a right to know or a right not to know (Chadwick et al. 2014).

Although it may be acknowledged that in low resource settings, the availability of remifentanil could attenuate suffering in conjunction with childbirth experience, this should not be the leading argument in developed countries, where standards have been established and birth rates are declining.

One of the leading arguments for pay based on satisfaction, as described in a recent Wall Street Journal article titled "The Talking Cure for Health Care," is that these incentives will improve patient-doctor communication, which will in turn lead to better health.

In this entry, we discuss the leading arguments which inform these contentions.

The cogeneration of energy at a distributed level is one of the leading arguments in large part of energy policies related to renewable energy resources and systems.

"The reduced intensity required during uphill riding when using an e-bike is one of the leading arguments for the promotion of e-bikes as an alternative mode of active transportation," concluded the review.

This Article explores Alaska's historical treatment of pretext justifications, discusses why pretext is prominent in police work, documents some of the leading arguments against pretext, and frames the issue in light of an opportunity to balance competing policy concerns.

An idea of this sort is developed by Raz into one of the leading arguments for the "sources thesis", the idea that an adequate test for the existence and content of law must be based only on social facts, and not on moral arguments.