Sentence examples for wave of argument from inspiring English sources

"The second wave of argument was commercial diplomacy.

Reports about a possible contract extension for Broncos left tackle Ryan Clady recently led to a wave of arguments that his performance had been declining.

It is difficult to miss the new wave of arguments... that American military interventions abroad may not simply be good for the world; they may be good for us as well".

This revelation set off a wave of arguments that eventually broke them up.

A new wave of discussions, arguments and counter-arguments is going to begin within the Muslim academic world and I am pretty sure that after they have conceded this discovery there will be a response being made collectively by Muslim scholars.

Let's just say the comment didn't go over well; prompting a tidal wave of counter arguments, all the while confirming why these remakes exist historically.

Holdsworth and Reid (1997) also investigated the FCA analysis in some detail using their model and confirmed that the gravity wave arguments of Hines were not valid for this analysis either.

Finally, Bickle (2010) questions whether the "second wave" of criticisms of the standard argument, those that challenge the multiple realization premise itself (discussed in section 2 above), give aid and comfort to psychoneural reductionists.

The debate then encompassed scientific arguments and a wave of ad hominem and potentially libellous comments appeared in different journals by authors having serious yet undisclosed conflicts of interests.

Behind the wave of corporate break-ups is the argument that the varied businesses of conglomerates obscure each division's true value.

The paper approvingly quoted the one-word response by Sir Michael Wilshaw, the outgoing Ofsted chief, to the argument that a wave of new grammar schools would help working-class children: "tosh".