Some commentators have felt it necessary to try to use neuro-scientific evidence to underpin arguments for early education.
Facts are important to underpin argument and opinion: I'd recommend three new facts as a minimum If you want to write – read.
However, I also don't think that fact is relevant to the moral force of the arguments underpinning the argument.
Dr. Davis directed research underpinning the arguments by Mr. Marshall, the lead counsel.
A literature now exists examining the strength of this claim, and in particular what are the physical and statistical assumptions underpinning their arguments.
The entire undertaking, however, was doomed from the outset given the well-documented false pretenses underpinning their arguments, inept leadership by the Coalition Provisional Authority, and rampant corruption of private contractors who operated with impunity, all with deadly consequences for the Iraqi population.
This underpins arguments about now shelved reforms of the House of Lords and plans to shrink the House of Commons and reconfigure parliamentary boundaries.
The deeper issue underpinning the argument about what to do with all that money centers on the question of time.
Underpinning her argument on the oft-ignored significance of public self-presentation, Goddard suggests that academics (and others) should recognize talk's critical role in the formation of grand strategy.
Apart from the shockingly poor science underpinning this argument, the notion of "culling" whales to protect fish stocks directly contradicts the idea of conducting a sustainable hunt that allows populations to grow.Furthermore, as you note, there is no overwhelming demand for whale meat and products; there is barely any market at all.
Underpinning my argument was a non-controversial historical analysis of what had been happening to society for more than a century before 1958, and most emphatically since the 1870s, when schooling was made compulsory and competitive entry to the civil service became the rule.
