Sentence examples for troubling argument from inspiring English sources
DealBook recently published a piece by Kent Rowey that makes a troubling argument for selling public services and infrastructure to Wall Street banks and other corporations.
But the most serious, and most troubling, argument is that the change will limit representation in the Knesset of the country's Arab minority, about 20 percent of the population.
Mr. Hashmi's lawyers, in opposing an anonymous jury, called that argument troubling because the prosecution based its request for "sweeping protective measures" on the views of Mr. Hashmi and his supporters.
Nor is he troubled by arguments that journalists cannot afford two years.
After Mr. Salgado, the one with the next-most-troubling argument, wearing the front-runner's Velcro, was Speaker Christine Quinn, who espoused positions both dissonant and contradictory.
Privacy arguments, long troubling to feminists, were especially troubling to gay-rights activists.
"The argument is troubling from whatever source," said Katon.
Kira Kinney, an organic farmer in New Paltz, New York, finds Moyer's compartmentalized argument especially troubling.
Last Friday's episode gives troubling credence to the argument favored by defenders of abortion-doctor killers, in what Harding calls " the moral of this episode:".
Readers React The assumptions underlying Mr. Chandler's arguments are troubling to advocates for social equality and social justice.
