Sentence examples for which I argue from inspiring English sources

Once you accept that premise, which I argue is the only logical one to make, then it must be the function of the court to provide real and practical protection, not something half-baked that doesn't do what it says on the tin.

There is also a more general unwillingness to defend Enlightenment values because they might be associated with asserting western, or worse, American values - a view I have encountered in the reactions to my own book on China, the Writing on the Wall, in which I argue that pluralism, a free press and the rule of law are vital for China's economic and political vitality.

It is such student-centered teaching methods, which, I argue, should become a necessary part of classrooms of 2030 and beyond.

The syntactic and semantic properties of counterfactual attitudes in TSM presented in Section 3 give us a clear picture of their lexical semantics, which I argue is composed of two components.

I will draw on classical sociological theory to distinguish four sources of solidarity, which I argue are more adequately capturing the complex, multiple and overlapping sources of actually existing solidarities in diversity.

So when you set out to create a Web app, which I argue is going to have to be multi-tenant to achieve scale, you are going to have to do a lot of heavy lifting.

In my analysis, even with the inclusion of covariates which I argue summarize a state's economic conditions, state trends, and fixed effects, if some omitted factor is positively correlated with the minimum wage, I will overestimate the effect of an increase in the minimum wage on immigrant counts.

In the follow-up post, I explored Leader as Person in which I argue that who you are is how you lead.