Sentence examples for this particular argument from inspiring English sources

But is he really best placed to make this particular argument?

This particular argument stemmed from questions about the health of C. C. Sabathia.

Being "on the right side" of this particular argument has served him well.

Avoiding the liberal or conservative label in this particular argument, she prefers to call herself a "cultural conservationist".

This particular argument also displays a clear lack of plausible physics, which was another common theme we identified among contrarian climate research.

Obviously nobody's going to be hounded out of punditry if their predictions are mistaken, but we will at least be able to declare this particular argument settled, once and for all, in favor of liberals or conservatives.

In this case, the particular argument depends on the balance between natural selection and mutation: on one side, robustness reduces sensitivity to genetic (mutational) perturbations and therefore weakens the force of natural selection; on the other side, the weakened force of selection must be balanced against the continual evolutionary pressure from new mutations.

When they are, they will last a very long time.I'm not sure I like this particular line of argument.

Kennedy disposes of this particular line of argument by writing, "The dynamic of our constitutional system is that individuals need not await legislative action before asserting a fundamental right.

[LAUGHS]To respond to this particular line of argument from the adminstration, such as it is, Mr Krugman cites Martin Wolf, who writes:The four biggest US commercial banks – JPMorgan Chase, Citigroup, Bank of America and Wells Fargo – possess 64 per cent of the assets of US commercial banks (see chart) [chart not available online].

I'm impartial in that particular argument".