Sentences with phrase «great big argument»

In the end, a great big argument blew up between the two women (while the husband / son took refuge in the TV room pretending he hadn't heard anything.

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So while the heart of this argument and debate revolves around big money properties (team owners and wealthy players), the effect on the nation's economy would be considerably greater and have a massive effect on small business.

I also thank Kristen Robinson Doe for citing particular cases of great relevance to my argument — although it should also be mentioned that political philosophy is one surviving sub-discipline (my own, it turns out) in which the big questions can still be explored.

So that's why it's great that there are folks who can see all arguments and satirise the pretentious and those that have got too big for their boots.

A plausible argument could be made that upstate hick Senators have incentives to block progress in the NYC schools so that they have greater reason to move towards Cheaters Schools — another source of big hedge fund donors for the TEAPubs Senators!

Still, an argument can be made that the continued promotion of Buy - and - Hold has done even greater harm to young investors, who will be experiencing not only big drops in their portfolio values but the loss of decades of compounding returns that they would have enjoyed on those amounts had they been able to gain access to realistic guidance on how stock investing works in the real world.

Nonetheless, we weren't exactly swimming in money nor games at the time, and I put forth the argument that two Nintendo games for the price of one was a great deal, especially considering the only other big game we had for the system was Super Smash Bros..

There are big profits in climate hysteria By Washington Times The greatest scandal connected to global warming is not exaggeration, fraud or destruction of data to conceal the weakness of the argument.

I am aware of people making the argument that the big push by the nuclear industry for enormous government subsidies to find a massive expansion of nuclear power on the basis that nuclear power is «THE ANSWER» to global warming is a fraud that dishonestly and cynically takes advantage of growing concern about the very real problem of global warming, and I make that argument myself (because even a quite large expansion of nuclear electricity generation would have little effect on overall GHG emissions, at great cost, taking too long to achieve even that little effect, while misdirecting resources that could more effectively be applied elsewhere).

As Linda Greenhouse and others have noted, CJ Roberts» vote is perhaps the biggest SCOTUS - watcher aspect of Cunningham, especially given his apparent hostility to Apprendi expressed at the Cunningham oral argument and Jeff Rosen's recent article in the Atlantic Monthly about CJ Roberts» eagerness for greater consensus.

The biggest argument for a more narrow interpretation of the Carter declaration is judicial deference to Parliament to craft a constitutionally compliant mechanism, in particular because there are competing values of great importance.