Maybe, those are not arguments over morals, those are
arguments over facts.
Although there is no way of assessing whether Arsenal are indeed interested in the player, there can be
no argument over the fact that Arsene Wenger needs to sign the player, or at least a player of his kind.
Not exact matches
Unfortunately, humans seem to forget this
fact when we find ourselves turning to nature to guide us through difficult choices, such as
arguments about whether life begins at conception, or
over the proper structure of the family.
While I agree with your as.sertion that an
argument for the oversimplification can be made on nearly any position, I think the previous statement is not only unreasonably
over simplified, if such were definable, but is, in
fact, flat out incorrect.
What is with the Christian backers of their god as soon as they are backed into a corner and they do not have a logical answer they come back well after the
fact and start the same BS
arguments all
over again.
The
fact that they are fighting
over this issue and insisting that the Steel Cross be placed at the site of the museum nullifies all
arguments in its favor.
In
fact, some of his greatest
arguments with the soldiers / governments
over the years have been
over this very issue — the humans are afraid and so they want to kill the aliens while he wants to encourage life and cooperation (thinking in particular of the Ninth Doctor with Harriet Jones or even the battle of Canary Wharf when we lost Rose because of Torchwood opening the breach etc.).
again, that only strengthens my point: the core teaching of the Bible is virtually unanimously affirmed by
over 2 billion — a practical
fact directly contrary to your
argument.
It an interesting
argument and I can see some of what you are saying except what with the
fact that Jesus was sweating blood which certainly suggest someone agonizing
over something.
Phantom
arguments like: Arsene lacks tactics, Arsene is content with top four finish, Arsene is content with making money for the board, Arsene is a miser, etc, emanate from the
fact that Arsenal had a trophy drought
over that period.
Besides several teams who have questions surrounding one or possibly two players, there is no squad that has so many issues heading into the final week of the transfer window... even Monaco, who have lost numerous players from their starting 11 have less controversy swirling in and around their club and they have champion's league play to contend with this season... just think of how ridiculous this situation is especially considering that we have had the same manager for
over 20 years... no team should be better organized than ours... if nothing else, that should be the one advantage this team holds
over all others, yet the exact opposite has occurred... this
fact is even more disturbing considering the main
argument against removing Wenger from his managerial position was that there was no suitable replacement and that people feared some sort of perceived drop - off if a new manager was brought into the mix... based on what we've witnessed since the time of his contract renewal a monkey with a magic eight ball could have done an adequate job... I hate to make jokes, in light of our current dilemma, but this team is so screwed up if I don't laugh about it, the only plausible response is to either cry or do something incredibly destructive... just look around this squad and try to see what our delusional manager sees that allow him to make such positive statements about our current team
With Arsenal taking a 4 - 1 win to Russia in the Europa League this week, even the
fact that CSKA Moscow are a tougher team to face on their own turf, the feeling is that the tie is abut
over, so with the Gunners also now in touching distance of Chelsea in the fifth Premier League place, there is an
argument that Arsene Wenger should have one eye on our EPL game at the weekend.
Simply look at the
fact the team has only shipped out 10 goals
over their recent run of form (with three coming in the win
over Chelsea) and you see there is an
argument to be made.
I've had several
arguments with hard core advocates
over this, in
fact — and was told that I don't know what I'm talking about, despite the
fact that I have actually successfully nursed 6 children, and that all the evidence we have shows that women who are exhausted are likely to have supply problems.
But this
argument ignores the
fact that children often have no say
over whether they are exposed to passive smoke in the car; do children not have the right to travel in a healthy environment?
Given how strange and
over the top much of the testimony in this trial was, the jurors were probably unfazed by the
fact that the prosecutors ended their
argument by quoting a Shel Silverstein poem.
Moody's campaign often makes the
argument that she's the fundraising leader — emphasis on «raising» — but there's no skirting around the
fact that White's campaign account has a $ 616,205 advantage
over Moody's.
At best, she casts a critical eye
over arguments such as that about the role of forced intercourse in evolution, pointing to the
fact that in many species the female acts as a gatekeeper to reproduction.
We had a loud
argument about a month ago
over the
fact that a calorie is a calorie.
However, that
argument is not supported by the observable
facts — when trainees perform the same workout and the same number of reps every workout strength gains slow and then stop
over a short period of time.
I like to listen to both sides of an
argument, look at the
facts (not theories) from both sides and especially look at our evolutionary history to see what kinds of foods people all
over the world have eaten for thousands, and hundreds of thousands, of years that sustain optimal health.
There is no
argument in the
fact that Russian girls are the appeal of men from all
over the world.
He was the glue holding Nadine to her family, since she and Mona are in a near - constant state of
argument, as well as the
fact that she's convinced her mother prefers the seemingly perfect Darian
over her.
These
facts, along with the reality that the federal government is barred from developing a national curricula and doesn't have much ability to force states to stick to any promises to enact college - preparatory curricula standards, belies Malkin's
argument that Common Core is merely an Obama administration effort to «usurp state authority»
over education policy.
Rittle - Johnson called the debate
over whether kids should be taught concepts or drilled on math
facts a «silly
argument.»
First, it continues the impression that all e-books are indie works, when the big name publishers are in
fact all
over e-books and you've made
arguments against how they handle e-books.
While there may be very valid
arguments and concerns
over how shifting the balance of power back to one major retailer can impact the entire publishing industry, the
fact remains: price fixing isn't allowed because it also shifts the balance of power back to one seller.
In
fact, we keep separate finances so that there's no
arguments over money, because I got tired of that... back when I financially supported my first husband when HE was following HIS dream.
The
fact that the number of bitcoins can reach an upper limit is an often - used
argument that bitcoin will retain its value
over the long - term.
Finally, your entire
argument here is a tangent to evade from the
fact that cloud saves is a pitiful feature to laud
over anything, especially when it's not a feature unique to Steam.
Another thing is I have had two flat out
arguments with managers of stores
over the
fact that I was wanting a PS4!
A
fact that is often times lost in the
arguments over video games and violence.
While debate remains
over what constitutes a roguelike or whether the term should even be used, there's no
argument around the
fact that both developers and players have come to love these games for their endless, procedural challenges.
Therefore, it is intriguing that
arguments persist that because only small accelerations are presently evident, the IPCC sea level projections must be wrong, when in
fact the observations
over the last 20 years agree closely with the Third Assessment Report and AR4 projections and are statistically consistently with AR5 RCP8.5 projections.
In
fact, similar
arguments abound — BP's justification for developing Canadian tar sands was the same as that of British politicians who argued for slavery — «otherwise, the international competition will take
over / those resources are going to be developed anyway.»
In
fact our real
argument turned around is that we reject a model amplification of 1.2 and even 1.0
over land since that is inconsistent with the observational analysis of observed ratios of surface and lower troposphere trends.
In the interview, with Andy Balaskovitz, I described the value of having a public more attuned to how science works — that new knowledge is what's left
over after peers chew on each others» data and analysis, and that
argument and uncertainty are normal, that science is a journey, not a set of
facts:
You say that this uncertainty is used «to argue that environmental policies based on concerns
over global warming are not even worthy of support», but it seems to us that it is less the case that your objection is based on an
argument made as much as the
fact that they outlined a difference of opinion.
Yes, we may well be inducing climate change, but there may be — in
fact, there is — a moral
argument that places industrial and economic development
over mitigation, in spite of its effect on the environment.
You are absolutely correct about Dentists: they are «really are not in the business of
facts, so you are NEVER going to get some of them to admit defeat, they will just move on to the next discredited zombie
argument and start
over.»
The thing I notice is that Denialists really are not in the business of
facts, so you are NEVER going to get some of them to admit defeat, they will just move on to the next discredited zombie
argument and start
over.
I know its way OT (and likely
over all of our heads), but these types of
arguments should consist of
facts and dialog, not mere
argument by journal association.
It was settled well
over 100 years ago, and if you've been following along you have heard not one, but a half dozen
arguments that are all openly endorsed by the list physicists, however enthusiastically they are challenged by people who do not, in
fact, understand physics.
(We can quibble
over the
fact that molecules only are coming out within the upper half solid angle of the the full isotropic M - B speed distribution, or that some have escape velocity and don't fall back down, but that's inessential to the core
argument.
Third, the
argument here is that we have lost sight of the
fact of our self - dependence
over some kind of theory of natural or divine providence, leading to a form of environmental - determinism.
The
fact that «skeptics» make that
argument over and
over and
over is a stain on the noble cause of skepticism (that said, no doubt the similar claim that disagreement = «diversion» can be found on the other side of the fence).
I worry about the minute detail involved; 0.1 per decade here, an adjustment there, the
arguments over statistical methods, the use of models, the
fact that a global average is nonsense etc..
Craven's ingenious
argument was that when it comes to global warming, the
facts we fight
over don't actually matter.
Arguments will certainly ensue (in
fact, they already have) about the safety of the levels of 1,4 - Dioxane in these products, and we're bound to see a debate parallel to the one
over arsenic in drinking water from several years ago.
You must thow
over even reasonable
arguments that appear to support your position, for using them will let too many
facts out of the bag and loose you any thoughtful people.