Sentence examples for this argument holds from inspiring English sources

The no campaign is increasingly optimistic that this argument holds sway with the public, especially among mainstream voters.

Some will point to a fall in crime to justify fewer officers: this argument holds little water.

If this argument holds water, we may have a new referendum whether May likes it or not.

This argument holds not only for an unequally spaced mesh but also for an equally spaced mesh on cylindrical coordinates but not on Cartesian coordinates.

This argument holds that there's a slippery slope — that what's true about Wilson is equally true about many of the other men for whom campus buildings are named.

And this argument holds a partial truth: some people probably do shirk, letting access to unemployment benefits, food stamps or disability insurance reduce their job search efforts.

The District Court and the Court of Appeals, rejecting this argument, held that Congress has constitutional authority forcibly to take away citizenship for voting in a foreign country based on its implied power to regulate foreign affairs.

This argument held particular appeal for a people who had just finished waging a war against the passions of King George; adopting Beccaria's recommendations came to seem, in a fundamental sense, American, as if the United States had a special role to play, as a republic, in the abolition of capital punishment.

A variation of this line of argument holds that we owe God a debt of gratitude for our lives, and so to kill ourselves would be disrespectful or even insulting to God, (Ramsey 1978, 146) or would amount to an irresponsible use of this gift.

Yet somehow the aesthetic argument holds sway.

A similar argument holds for z.