Sentences with phrase «compelling arguments from»

It is through their dialogue and interactions that you see compelling arguments from both sides of the table.

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There's a depth of reporting here that suggests he took this assignment personally, and he makes a compelling argument that the interests of a publicly traded corporation and a Wall Street culture hell - bent on wringing every last efficiency from a business aren't compatible with the stock in trade of the journalism industry — reporting that earns and safeguards the public trust.

This would be a more compelling argument if the administration had not exempted the mortgage - interest deduction from its drive to make the tax code simpler.

Lewontin reports no details from the debate, except to say that «despite our absolutely compelling arguments, the audience unaccountably voted for the opposition.»

«I am increasingly aware of compelling «eat less meat» arguments from so many directions,» he said «Environment, health, world food - shortage, animal suffering.»

There is a compelling argument that with better service (perhaps from Adam Johnson), he will flourish this season.

6 A compelling argument for brushing: He discovered them while examining pond water and scrapings from the human mouth.

The most compelling argument for an inflammatory role has come from studies of transgenic mice that over express LIGHT in the T cell lineage.

«What's surprising is that we would have any information from a flyby that would give a compelling argument as to why there might be a subsurface ocean there.

But by showing how carbonate globules, similar to those in the martian meteorite, formed without the involvement of living organisms, Steele and his colleagues have made less compelling the argument that the visiting rock from our planetary neighbor contains evidence of life.

An M.D. herself, Rankin takes on the establishment from the inside out, building a compelling argument for a new approach to health and healing that puts the patient in the driver's seat.

Right now (maybe because I've only had my one cup of coffee for today), she's just about the only person I can think of who would wear these, and from her styling capabilities, she would probably give these sneakers a compelling argument.

At first she's unsure she wants to revisit the material; she doesn't feel comfortable playing the older character and she makes a compelling argument that she's still connected to the young character that she played early in her career but after discussions with the director and pressure from her agent and her assistant, she agrees to take on the role and the challenge.

At its launch a panel of expert practitioners from education and industry made compelling arguments for a pragmatic, solutions - focused call to action across government, awarding organisations, Ofqual and the broader D&T community.

As to the latter, the argument that the public benefits from private schools by educating students that the taxpayer doesn't have to is compelling.

On the latter, for example, they note disagreement between Paul Hill and Robin Lake, colleagues within the Center on Reinventing Public Education, but they demur on taking a side themselves, declaring, «From where we sit, they both make compelling arguments.»

The social equity arguments for preschool programs have recently been reinforced by compelling economic evidence that suggests that society at large benefits from investing in these programs.

If I was in the market for a sporty two - door to help me commute mindlessly to and from work, while offering a little something extra for weekend road trips, then the Infiniti makes a compelling argument against, say, an equivalent BMW 4 series.

It's a compelling argument and one we're sure will see strong sales for the Outlander PHEV, especially from company car users and from families who want it mainly for local stuff like ferrying children and popping to the shops.

He also cowers away from facing the most compelling philosophical and scientific arguments these people and others make.

A compelling argument is that institutional portfolio managers are discouraged from overweighting low volatility stocks by an implicit mandate or explicit contractual requirement to maximize the information ratio relative to a cap - weighted benchmark.

Perhaps one of the more compelling arguments debunking the myth is to point out that cat colony caregivers are not suffering from health problems caused by cats.

Some graphical shortcomings and a campaign that ends perhaps a little prematurely keep the game from achieving perfection, but Pikmin 3 serves as a compelling argument for purchasing a Wii U, and a fantastic experience that anyone can enjoy.

Liz Hirsch looks at seemingly unrelated art world stories — from the unexpected closure of Andrea Rosen to the digitization of museum collections and the formation of the Congolese Plantation Workers Art League — and makes the compelling argument that Trump's presidency and the increasing concentration of capital and power are changing the game.

But I find this argument distracting from what is the really compelling point which is about who does, who is, who should be allowed, whether, what does it mean to draw attention to a really painful moment in history?

A compelling argument for the positive longwave response is a leading alternate to Lindzen's IRIS although it receives less attention, and is known as the FAT hypothesis (from Dennis Hartmann) and arises from the fundamental physics of convection only heating the atmosphere where radiative cooling is efficient, and thus the temperature at the top of convective cloudiness should be near constant as it becomes warmer.

Re # 78 and -LSB-[The most compelling arguments to me are from the variablility of the earth's orbit around the sun and the Sun's variable output of radiated energy.]-RSB-

If you combine the information and warnings from scientists with completely compelling ethical arguments (and indeed, with basic common sense), and if you then examine ExxonMobil's actions and statements in that light, you can readily and strongly conclude that ExxonMobil's stance is, indeed, flatly unethical.

Why America abandoned nuclear power (and what we can learn from South Korea) There's a simple, compelling argument that the world ought to be building many more nuclear power plants.

Cooper's favorable argument for shale gas is compelling because in such a life cycle analysis — where the entire process is assessed from extraction to power plant combustion — water requirements are lower in comparison to certain fuel types.

It's a bit rich to claim an argument for 1.6 c warming from doubled co2 is so compelling the ipcc shoud accept it but then not believe it yourselves

The «argument from ignorance» (we do nt» know what else is causing it, so it must be us) is not even slightly compelling (besides being fallacious).

Although not used to support Trump's decision to withdraw from the Paris Treaty, the technical argument to withdraw is also compelling.

From the vantage point of someone solely interested in advancing the field of CDR, the political rationale behind the disaggregation argument laid out by McLaren is compelling and sensible, and perhaps cynical as well.

Hank (216), No, I'm simply saying that the argument that the supporters of AGW are just like the good guys from the tobacco studies, or that the skeptics are just like the folks that didn't buy off on the tobacco studies is not a compelling argument for or against, though for some reason it is viewed by some as a absolute proof of the validity of climate change studies.

Don't let me stop you from pretending that you have the upper hand, etc, etc, but complaining when people decide that they've had enough of your misrepresentations, doesn't really make for a compelling argument.

If we are confronted with an aggressive attorney on the other side of the case we will shield our client from confrontations with that attorney, increase our own «continuum of force» as necessary and be very tactical on getting your case before a mediator or simply control the litigation by moving tactically faster than the other attorney with arguments that are compelling to win your case.

I think your argument is very compelling from a policy point of view.

But the most compelling argument to invest in technology generally, and perhaps dual - screen systems specifically, come from Russel and Wong's note that respondents in their study found it more difficult once they were accustomed to dual - screen systems to cope in settings like other workplaces where there was only one monitor.

Response: Commenter's arguments for exempting these uses and disclosures from the minimum necessary standard were not compelling.

The economic arguments become more compelling as the medical system shifts from predominantly paper to predominantly electronic records.

The argument that an effects — based approach to jus ad bellum is adequate is all the more compelling when we consider some of the possible negative consequences of expanding the definition of «war» that results from the instrument — based approach.

The Supreme Court heard arguments and none of the justices were compelled by the argument that Microsoft was not required to supply the data they could access from the US on the foreign server.

It stacks up a heaving spec sheet just as specs begin to matter least, it introduces an all - glass design just as others start to move away from it, and, most importantly, it fails to provide a compelling argument for purchasing it ahead of HTC, Samsung, or even LG's alternatives.

«The argument for consolidation between operators and media services becomes compelling from a business perspective,» he told the E-Commerce Times, «and whole business models which have been built around unrestricted access to digital services will need to be reevaluated.»

With so many comparable qualifications from one applicant to the next, your resume needs to offer a compelling argument for your candidacy to avoid getting lost in a pile of documents on the hiring manager's desk.

The growing middle class in emerging markets ranging from Brazil to China is producing a compelling argument for international retail expansion...

«When the competition is delighting consumers with a polished, engaging user experience, the argument from a real estate broker that «IDX data is more accurate, so visit our IDX vendor - provided real estate site» isn't particularly compelling,» he said.