Sentence examples for this controversial argument from inspiring English sources
The Sept. 3 cover story in FORBES made this controversial argument, which I think will be vindicated before long.
In this piece she made the controversial argument that God created men and women with equal abilities.
But he says little about the controversial argument Mr. Taylor articulated in his 1989 book "Reinventing Shakespeare" — that "some considerable proportion of Shakespeare's current international reputation is the fruit not of his genius but of the virility of British imperialism, which propagated the English language on every continent".
"Why Women Still Can't Have it All," written by Anne-Marie Slaughter, a former advisor to President Obama, makes the controversial argument that unless a woman is "rich, an entrepreneur, or a super-woman," it's impossible to have it all in both work and family life.
Cressey also made the controversial argument in the book that "the key to enduring peace in eastern Asia is a strong China".
How to quantitatively evaluate the AKR expression is another key issue required to clarify the controversial argument of the relationship of AKRs with cancers.
There are at least two lines of response to this popular but controversial argument.
One of the controversial arguments used to defend massive modularity claims is that evolution favors this sort of architecture.
Results clarify the controversial arguments in the literature and conclude that the atomically smooth surface without dangling atoms and durability of the atomic lattice structure of carbon nanotubes makes them a good solid lubricant with an ultra-low coefficient of friction of around 0.01.
In what will no doubt be the most controversial argument in this first volume, Mr Strachan makes a convincing case for the outbreak of war in 1914 as a product of blunder and delusion, not of deliberate German aggression.
Underlying this legislation, Kroeker is making a controversial argument about the power of states to nullify federal law.
