Sentences with phrase «first big argument»

Not exact matches

Napster co-founder Sean Parker's proposal to sell first - run movies to home viewers at $ 50 a pop has stirred up various corners of Hollywood, with big movie studios and theater chains up in arms over the Screening Room idea while multiple major filmmakers have landed on opposing sides of the argument.

There's still a chance to do something effective, Johnson says, but it will require a strong and independent Consumer Financial Protection Agency and the dismantling of the six American banks that have grown too big to fail — and if he isn't the first to make the argument, 13 Bankers nonetheless lends it a good deal of substance.

The biggest argument is which one is going to go off birth control first, as each wants one child and two children sounds perfect to me.

The biggest argument is this: When government steps in to provide for the poor, the government becomes the first stop for those in need.

K.C. Wilt: You know, ironically in the first June my husband and I got married before kids, the biggest argument was the «Dishes».

The lefty duo's final argument: Now that Cuomo has succeeded in leading the nation on gun control, he could do so again on this issue, being the first to act in a significant way to counter the power of big money in politics since the US Supreme Court's January 2010 Citizens United decision.

The first key argument of this commentary, therefore, after the legal, cultural and socio - political, context described above, is that corrupt campaign finance is a big problem in Nigerian politics, and that money poses the biggest threat to our democracy.

You've probably felt it during that big job interview, before a first date, during an argument, or being stuck in traffic when you're running late.

Money and finance is the biggest cause for arguments among American couples, so get your first date off on the right note and try not to squabble about whose picking up the dinner bill, sometimes it's just easier for the man to pay - «call me old fashion».

Rereading offers big benefits because it allows for a deeper emotional connection and more thoughtful reflection than the first reading, which is more focused on the plot or the primary 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.

When self - publishing first began to take off in a big way a few years ago, the very common favorable argument was that the publishing industry was based on a centuries - old model that failed its authors.

Ars Technica: «The Move support for Killzone 3 shows how motion control can improve a big - name first - person shooter, making a powerful argument for console exclusives.»

The biggest change was also the most controversial in the build up to Trials Fusion's launch, sparking heated arguments when it was first announced at E3; the trick system.

Arguments from the first school of thought in legal ethics would be in play around the now Honorable Madame Justice Côté's advocacy for Big Tobacco when she was Big Tobacco's lawyer.

Berring's first argument towards the support of big legal publishers sounds like this: the Wexis» way is preferable because «market dynamics entails corporate responsible attitudes while government endeavors are notoriously flimsy» (my words).

«A big day for federal sentencing vibes, especially in the First Circuit Main Gall and Kimbrough SCOTUS argument wrap - up»

Put another way, I'd suggest there's a big difference between saying «no Canadian court has ever considered this issue, you'd be the first» and «more than one court has already agreed with this argument».

After the FIRST really big, painful, emotionally threatening argument.