practical argumentsの例文

• Hogwood finds a practical argument against the use of continuo.
• That's a very practical argument to make in the Northwest.
• Instead, the main practical arguments against vouchers lie elsewhere.
• His practical argument may be more persuasive than the reformers'philosophical approach.
• This practical argument suffers from several serious problems.
• Aside from the law, the Pentagon offers practical arguments against granting POW status.
• Finally, there is the practical argument.
• The practical argument has the immediate puissance.
• There are both legal and practical arguments.
• Yes, all the practical arguments against such a car were there, and reason prevailed.
• There are, elsewhere, anti-summer-music positions that offer strong and practical arguments.
• The most practical argument against proliferation is that mere possession of the bomb can never yield protection.
• Under persistent criticism by several members of the committee, Powell offered a practical argument for his position.
• The practical argument for regionalisation appeared to undermined by the fact that most migrants lived in the South East.
• But, under persistent criticism by several members of the committee, Powell offered a practical argument for his position.
• Sven Erik Jorgensen, an ecologist, lays out both theoretical and practical arguments for a holistic approach in certain areas of science, especially ecology.
• Prior to that decision, Chaim Weizmann had raised historical and practical arguments in favor of keeping Greater Israel, on both sides of the river.
• He also makes the practical argument that in a state like California, with so many ethnic groups, affirmative action is pitting one group against another.
• The practical arguments for such a step are irrefutable : quantity, speed, precision, on-demand availability are no doubt important to the scholar.