Sentence examples for this position argues from inspiring English sources

This position argues that students with low spatial ability are less able to visualize and operate on the spatial relationships that underlie disciplinary concepts in STEM and that this negatively impacts these students very early in their course of study (Uttal & Cohen, 2012; Wai, Lubinski, & Benbow, 2009).

Supporters of this position argue that little is sacrificed in the way of effectiveness.

Recent work by the WWF adopts this position, arguing that it is our collective obsession with materialism and consumerism that has pushed us to hold extrinsic, egoistic values over more transcendental values.

Some who take this position argue that if the individual feels victimized by expressions of hate directed at the group to which he "willy-nilly" belongs, that is his or her own choice.

Again, the position argues for caution.

The thesis position argues for a necessary being, whereas the antithesis denies that there is any such being.

(It is also the position argued publicly by this reviewer for more than a decade).

In a report of July 1955, he reversed that position, arguing that in China the social transformation could run ahead of the technical transformation.

It is an ancestor to contemporary variants such as the position argued for by John McDowell in Mind and World (McDowell 1994).

"It is a majoritarian position,"argues one of those who helped write the speech.

"Among European leaders, he will be in by far the strongest position," argues Zaki Laïdi, a political scientist at Sciences-Po university.