Sentence examples for the prevailing argument from inspiring English sources

The prevailing argument in Bonn has shifted.

That was the prevailing argument before the Arab Spring.

Perhaps the prevailing argument running through the series is that of a contest between Coogan's north and Brydon's Wales.

But the data also support the prevailing argument for charters: that they provide a desired alternative to traditional public schools, with five applicants for every available seat.

He rejects the prevailing argument in Islamabad that the Musharraf government cannot do more because the region is beyond the reach of its laws.

Defenders of mid-20th-century Brasília and early-21st-century Phoenix are heard from, but the prevailing argument in "Urbanized" is that these cities are examples of how to do it wrong.

For many years, I was puzzled by African-Americans who collected Sambo and Mammy figurines, plantation grotesques whose distorted features expressed the prevailing arguments for slavery and segregation.

But what is marginalized can also become a form of dissent, a way to counter the prevailing arguments and sidestep their pitfalls.

One of the prevailing arguments comes from our industry itself.

In the present debate, the prevailing arguments from each of those camps are made available for the reader to decide.

In its approach to pharmaceutical production Brazil represents a notable challenge to the prevailing arguments on Trade-Related Intellectual Property Rights (TRIPS) and local production of pharmaceuticals.