Sentence examples for two sets of arguments from inspiring English sources

Two sets of arguments can be distinguished: Arguments favoring federal orders compared with secession and completely independent sovereign states; and arguments supporting federal arrangements rather than a (further) centralized unitary state.

There are two sets of arguments in favor of this proposal.

This has provoked a clinical debate as that related in the following two sets of arguments, i.e., pro or con regarding the use of intermediate end points when hypertension in diabetes is treated.

As an African-American, I was particularly dismayed by the silence of Justice Clarence Thomas throughout two sets of oral arguments, despite charges by blacks of harassment and blocking of voters (news article, Dec. 12).

But one reason that cannot be given is that one set of arguments enjoys the advantage of being in touch with the world as it is apart from anyone's beliefs, allegiances, assumptions and theories.

One set of arguments, made by Margaret Levi and Laura Stoker in the 2000 Annual Review of Political Science, notes that authorities have lost public confidence by exhibiting untrustworthy behavior.

One set of arguments appeals to the ways in which work-conditionality can enhance the vulnerability of citizens to exploitation or other forms of injustice and/or generate or exacerbate other inequities between citizens.

It's not that I'm being torn between two sets of equally persuasive arguments; instead, I've found myself cowering terrified in the dead centre, hemmed in by a circle of stalking mobs with their strange and incoherent demands.

Mr. Kahane supported this argument with two sets of his vocal works: first, the "Orinoco Sketches," a formal piece in its first New York performance, and later, selections from his most recent pop disc, "Where Are the Arms" (2nd Story Sound).

The appeals court had heard oral arguments on the two sets of cases together, but it said Friday that the facts in the cases were "distinct".

The main argument is between two sets of traditionalists, with both claiming to be the authentic ones.The first strain, pushed especially by Wahhabi preachers and Saudi money, argues that nothing of much value has happened in Islam since the first couple of generations of the faith.