Johnson and Kwak first offered up this critique in the Atlantic magazine in March 2009, but they were simply articulating a widespread argument that has a long history.
The proposed constitution prompted widespread debate and arguments addressing the benefits and risks of federalism versus confederal arrangements, leading eventually to the Constitution that took effect in 1789.
If such discrimination is widespread, any argument made for faith schools because of the better academic results they achieve could be seen to be entirely wrong-headed if their philosophy leads to dangerous future flashpoints of exclusivity, prejudice and - the worse case scenario - violent extremism.
So has Tyson, a fact underscored by his ability to spark a widespread cyber-argument last month simply by tweeting that the BB-8 robot in the new Star Wars movie would have skidded on the sand.
Arguments against widespread use of SDD/SOD are supported by reported outbreaks of antibiotic-resistant bacteria during the use of SDD, development of secondary resistance within patients exposed to SDD, and failing attempts to control outbreaks by implementation of SDD.
"The court didn't go along with a quite widespread attitude, and an argument of the defense, that women in this line of business, women who are not virgins, deserve what they get," said Zhang Rongli, a professor of law at the China Women's University.
This seems to be the implicit argument behind widespread hostility to public assistance for single mothers.
It's an appealing argument, and widespread, but it's simplistic and obtuse.
Lamont Branch said that the noise of a lengthy argument drew widespread interest from the neighbors, and that he saw "everybody rushing" toward the apartment before the sound of the gunshot.
The present article aims to test empirically a widespread, yet under-researched argument, according to which, different innovative types may be associated with different development patterns and performance outcomes.
