Sentence examples for time-honored arguments from inspiring English sources

The first-best theorems of free trade that Krugman reacted to were a consequence of attempts to translate traditional and time-honored arguments among economists into the formalistic model of general competitive equilibrium by Paul Samuelson.

There are the time-honored arguments for the importance of the calorie, and arguments that calories don't really count.

President Bush won a major victory on trade in the House of Representatives today by updating a time-honored argument: Wartime is no time to undercut the president.

Writing in The New York Times, the former Fed chairman Paul Volcker made the time-honored slippery-slope argument: a little inflation always leads to higher inflation.

The arguments supporting Napster came from the Internet's time-honored culture of information-sharing and open communication -- although this cultural tradition, sadly, has less and less application in the corporatized Net of 2001.

Defenders of low taxes on the rich mainly make two arguments: that low taxes on capital gains are a time-honored principle, and that they are needed to promote economic growth and job creation.

It is a time-honored one, too.

That's time-honored behavior!

The tale is time-honored.

It was a time-honored reaction.

"It's a time-honored practice," Mr. McCain said.