Sentence examples for without argument that from inspiring English sources

Turning to positive economics, Friedman asserts (without argument) that correct prediction concerning phenomena not yet observed is the ultimate goal of all positive sciences.

In general, however, one should not simply assume without argument that an uninstantiated property or relation exists.

You also state, without argument, that changing the way we fund campaigns will not have a major impact on the policy process.

Descartes simply reports without argument that substantial forms are "a philosophical being unknown to me" (Letter to Morin, 12 September 1638; Descartes 1984: 122).

Those who exploited it in the 1970s typically assumed without argument that zombies are not just conceivable but possible (e. g. Campbell 1970, Nagel 1970).

Those who present the objection assume, generally without argument, that it is possible that some proposition be true even though it does not cohere with any set of beliefs.

The baseline of school-based learning should not be the absence of technology, at least not without a good argument that has been thought through carefully by all involved.

I've always looked at it as a constitutional right for someone to procreate a child". Without the legal argument, that was very much how Bill Tuttle of Fairbanks, Alaska, was thinking six years ago when he worked through one of Keane's centers to become a father via surrogacy.

Albert W. Alschuler, a professor of criminal law at the University of Chicago, said it appeared that the lawyers were trying to respect Mr. Kaczynski's wishes without giving up an argument that might be the most likely way to save his life.

There is currently no provision for a coach to be elected to the Hall, but there is a decent argument that without Duncan, La Russa would probably not be going, either.

"The Irish, as far as I'm concerned, are safe in their insistence on a 12.5% corporate tax rate".What about the often-heard argument that, without a minimum corporate tax rate, there will be a "race to the bottom" that undermines welfare systems?