Sentence examples for writes the argument from inspiring English sources

My co-editor Matthew Panzarino writes:  "The argument that Apple is doing something awful by offering a more expensive item that works the same way as a lesser expensive item is stupid".

As Ron Miller writes, "The argument goes that if our identity were on the blockchain, it would give us more control over this information, and with proper applications allow us to present just the minimum amount of information a given party needs to identify us.

In this case and others aimed at overturning the ACA, he writes, the argument is that "if you get sick and you can't pay for it, that's your tough luck".

As University of California economist Brad DeLong writes, the "arguments for raising interest rates right now are of appallingly low-quality" -- a few of them being anecdotes about high-flying startups, a desire to revert to conventional policies simply because they are conventional, and the harebrained idea that the Fed should raise rates now so it can cut them if the economy slows.

"When weighed against a fundamental constitutional right which defines our very existence," he wrote, "the argument for national security should not serve as an excuse for obliterating the Constitution".

David Frum, writing on his blog, recoiled, but, as he wrote, "the argument that Obama is an infiltrating alien, a deceiving foreigner — and not just any kind of alien, but specifically a Third World alien — has been absorbed almost to the very core of the Republican platform for November 2010".

Taliaferro was selected by the city to write the argument in favor of the repeal, while the City Council worked on a statement about why Measure N should be rejected.

Rather than engage with what is written, the arguments (and those who make them) are rubbished.

Mr. Bauer represents America Coming Together, the largest 527 committee in the country, and he helped write the arguments that have so far kept several big Democratic-leaning 527's in business.

Resident Brian Ellis, who wrote the arguments against Measure D in the April ballot, said he doesn't believe a larger council is necessary.

The paper is well written, the arguments are solid; the illustrations are nice and convincing.