Sentence examples for unproven arguments from inspiring English sources

Rather than try to portray the Iraq war as a fiasco, he suggested that the fiasco lay in the Bush administration's loss of international support, unproven arguments for going to war and mismanagement of the country.

But the unproven rookie argument is essentially nonsense.

We may construct a further argument for an unproven premise, but that argument will itself have unproven premises.

It's not a chicken-or-egg argument: unproven coaches don't win by recruiting but with game plans.

Attacking the public offerings may allow plaintiffs' lawyers to avoid some of the stricter standards they must meet in other securities class actions, but the arguments are unproven, said Joseph Grundfest, a Stanford law professor and a former member of the Securities and Exchange Commission.

Common atheist responses to this argument include that unproven religious propositions deserve as much disbelief as all other unproven propositions, and that the unprovability of a god's existence does not imply equal probability of either possibility.

Though there is some face-validity to this argument, it remains unproven.

Despite critics' arguments, many of their claims are unproven.

Rather, the arguments supporting these twenty convictions rely upon unproven premises that are accepted only among the falâsifa, but are not established by reason.

The public sector is often faced with red tape and the requirement to provide a strong return-on-investment argument, which is challenging in a fairly unproven area.

She points out that although the view of sexually-explicit material's negative impact on children is unproven, the fear of its impact is used to support morality-based arguments; however, appeals to morality should not be a basis for censorship.