Sentence examples for usual argument from inspiring English sources

John Galbraith (1952) reversed the usual argument against actions usually considered as proactive forms for reducing competition.

The usual argument runs something like this.

The usual argument goes that the benefits of this higher growth trickle down to the poor.

The usual argument is that their governments and societies are corrupt and riddled with organised crime.

Two women haggle over the luncheon check; the usual argument, "but I phoned you.

In a way, this is an inversion of the usual argument made by defenders of inequality.

EXPANSION: The usual argument against expansion is that it "dilutes" playing talent.

"I could give you the usual arguments," Hinton said.

The usual arguments in support of the monarchy — continuity, tradition and dignity — are no longer enough.

Voters are also unpersuaded by the usual arguments against taking action on global warming.

The usual arguments against this are stretched to the breaking point.