Sentences with phrase «always hear this argument»

I have always heard the argument that for Republicans in, say California or Massachusetts, it is essentially pointless to bother voting at all.

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Hackers believe that something can always be better, and that nothing is ever complete... There's a hacker mantra that you'll hear a lot around Facebook offices: «Code wins arguments.»»

Same arguments we heard when states started passing laws that decriminalized interracial marriage, when the federal government rejected «separate but equal», and when people realized the President did not always tell the truth.

I have heard others make the argument that homosexuallity as a norm as always accompanied the downfall of many societies.

My thoughts — as always — open to hearing arguments against.

Josh Levy may call this argument a straw man, but I've been hearing variants of it from quite a few people over the last four or five years, and it's always made me nervous.

Whenever I hear arguments that call for PR on the basis there is a progressive majority I always think..

I had to chuckle when I read «never heard rolling up taught with as much detail as some of the arguments in this comment section ``, because this has been my experience as well It always comes down to whether we teach the student that's in front of us or some remote idea.

NYC Educator tears apart the Unity argument by simply saying that the old S or U system always placed the burden of proof in teacher dismissal hearings on management to show we were incompetent or had committed misconduct but that under the current law, after two ineffective ratings we are presumed to be incompetent.

It's not just having to arrange for your own editing via the trad publishing route — when I read arguments against self - pubbing, I always hear about how hard it is to market your books and find your readers.

Once again, we're always keen to hear other points of view, or to have someone point out the obvious holes in the argument.

So when you hear that there is a lot of liquidity on the sidelines, review the above arguments and say, «There is almost always a lot of liquidity on the sidelines, but is it buying up new stock issues?»

I always hear graphics before gameplay argument.

Probably everyone has heard this argument, presented as objection against the findings of climate scientists on global warming: «The climate has always changed!»

I always thought the pilfering and quoting of the Climategate emails was wrong, though I've heard most of the arguments why that was okay.

The argument for action to mitigate climate change has always depended on generating a sense of urgency to get itself heard above the background noise of apathy, disinterest and disengagement from contemporary politics.

One of the greater virtues of science is that we always are quick to hear and consider others» arguments, even though those arguments are in the heat of contradiction to our arguments.

is an argument I hear three times each day at school and the answer always is that the integrity of the rules is that they apply to everyone, no matter who they are.

For example, you should always know the status of witnesses, the status of pleadings, the availability of evidence, all of the arguments in support of your position (regardless of the purpose of the hearing you're attending), and your responses to all of the opposition's arguments in favor of their position.

The OSMV tribunal has always rejected this as an argument on the hearing.

We are always finding new creative arguments to succeed in IRP hearings.

One favorite argument that I hear from women all the time is «we always get back together so we must be meant to be.»

Many couples tell me that they try to have conversations about sex, but it always leads to an argument, and both partners feeling like they aren't being heard, and like neither is getting their needs met.