Sentence examples for very few arguments from inspiring English sources

He heard "really very few arguments" against the Common Core.

Her sister-in-law mentioned that after three decades of marriage they have very few arguments any more, but that when they do argue it's usually in the car.

There are very few arguments about the role of abnormal tau hyperphosphorylation in AD, related tauopathies and under experimental conditions [ 108, 109, 114– 114].

From the above, it appears that very few arguments based on controlled clinical studies suggest superiority of CRRT above IRRT or vice versa.

One of the very few coherent arguments Trump has made is that his campaign won't be dependent on rich benefactors.

Very few early Fabian arguments on economics, which they saw as foundational, survive.

In a very few pages of argument, the diagram was generalized to represent the most extensive group relations, encompassing the whole of geological time.

The strong emotional engagement with the messages meant very few advanced counter-arguments.

Although tobacco companies claim that standardised packaging of tobacco products would lead to government intervention in other product categories and create a 'slippery slope', very few participants accepted these arguments.

As we have seen, then, when it comes to transcendental arguments in epistemology, most of the effort in recent years has been concentrated at the meta-level, concerning what transcendental arguments are and what they can be expected to achieve: when it comes to examples of transcendental arguments themselves, very few new ones have actually been proposed.

The second common aspect of the two narratives is that their supporters, with very few exceptions, base their empirical arguments on data that define both uncertainty and insecurity in relation to the socio-economic traits of individuals, rather than in relation to the subjective meaning individuals attach to them.