Sentence examples for this argument stands from inspiring English sources

I just cannot see how this argument stands up.

And indeed, in isolation this argument stands up: were the Iraq of 2003 (pre-invasion) simply transplanted into the unfolding situation of today there is a good chance Saddam would right now be bloodily repressing the attempted incursion into 'his' country by Isis militants.

This argument stands on several sub-claims (discussed above), but a general problem is that each model of democracy was developed within the national context.

'This argument stands or falls on the assumption that Istrategicgic decisions are valid and sensible'.

Yet this argument stands or falls on the assumption that Istrategicgic decisions are valid and sensible.

Against this argument stand scholars like Isaac Kramnick and R. Laurence Moore, whose 1996 "The Godless Constitution: A Moral Defense of the Secular State" was republished in 2005, with an added chapter on George W. Bush's first Presidential term.

While Maradona remained on the defensive yesterday, the argument stands that it was he himself who hijacked Argentina's chances at South Africa.

The Grace company, rejecting that argument, stands accused alongside the Green Springs trust, while major preservation groups like Land Trust Alliance and the National Trust file friend of the court briefs.

Now that prices have massively overshot, the argument stands for the opposite reason: liberalisation would reduce prices, while leaving farmers with a decent living.There is an occasional exception to the rule that governments should keep out of agriculture.

This has given rise to the near-breakaway Gafcon movement, whose current head is the Archbishop of Kenya Eliud Wabukala, while on the other side of the argument stands the head of the US Episcopal Church, Bishop Katharine Jefferts Schori.

And regardless of who was paying more or less, the argument stands that the process by which these amounts are arrived at should be publicly disclosed and arguably limited.