Sentence examples for the respective arguments from inspiring English sources

The horizontal intension of 'water', 'one meter', and the like plays a crucial role in the respective arguments for the status of sentences containing these terms as necessary a posteriori or contingent a priori.

Within hours of the report's release, the White House and the Republicans both issued statements saying the job numbers validated their respective arguments: that the president's policies were aiding the recovery from a historic downturn, or that Mr. Obama has been a failed steward of the economy.

It was against this backdrop that the Democratic candidates presented their respective arguments to end the war, expand health care and curb poverty.

Before embarking on the reservation solution, first note the derivatives of the value of paid employment in a large firm and self-employment with respect to their respective arguments are given by W^{prime} (w) = left[ r+ mu + delta + lambda_{1} overline{F} (w) + eta_{1} overline{Gamma} (psi(w)) right]^{-1} (27).

Yet, according to Strauss, the careful reader will notice that their respective arguments actually suggest the opposite: that philosophy and revelation are in fact irreconcilable.

Obama and Romney will square off in a series of bland auditoriums, probing each other's defenses, offering their respective arguments to the American public.

The legal teams for both Pao and Kleiner are tasked with first familiarizing the jury with all the particulars of how tech VCs work, and then with trying to sway the jurors to be sympathetic with their respective arguments.

It will be against these two different contexts, though, that the respective partisan arguments about who was the best of the two will be framed.

The debate over the economic merits of Britain's EU membership heats up on Monday with the rival camps trumpeting research that backs their respective arguments.

Both sides — if at all logical — will recognize that their respective arguments about man's origin are moot until they can explain what is termed law.

Like in the EU referendum, neither were neutral, which led to civil servants producing clearly biased documents – on orders from their ministers – in efforts to persuade voters of their respective arguments.