The SRL usually is not versed in legalese and when they tell the facts or
make argument using everyday language that says the exact same thing the legalese says the judges pretend not to understand (in some cases they actually may not understand, I find them often very unaware of basic legal principles) so they take the easy and safest way out by saying the one word that works for them - dismissed.
To be met with a derisive «
Make your argument using a few fancy words and numbers and equations» (as in the comment to which this is a reply) reinforces the question of whether the conversation is about science at all.
The dismissive «
make your argument using a few fancy words and numbers and equations» hardly serves to increase confidence.
Make your argument using a few fancy words and numbers and equations, and lace it heavily with snark, attacks and other distractions, so nobody can actually understand your argument.
Covering an article from OKCupid that
makes an argument using statistics that suggests men should consider dating older women.
Not exact matches
First,
make sure the «when in Rome»
argument isn't just being
used as a fig leaf to cover up what is really an appeal to convenience.
I've looked previously at some of the
arguments made by the housing bears, for example in «Housing crash predictions
using wrong indicators.»
They loved our central
argument, but couldn't we reorganize things somehow to
make information easier to
use?
«Be truthful and
use previous experience to
make the
argument as to why you're the right fit for the role,» she says.
However, on the other hand, the
argument could be
made that parodies in the adult context would qualify for a fair
use defense, as with other parodies.
Byron Fitzgerald, Manager of the Litigation Section of the CBSA would later characterize the
argument made by Finance and the Conservative Party that iPods could come into the country tariff free under 9948
using end
use certificates is «perpetuating a fraud»:
You could describe this as social media with training wheels, and
make the
argument that it's helpful for kids to learn to
use social media under the eye of an adult.
Using the savings from those benefits to reinvest in American business — of all sizes — through reduction in taxes (and, since we're
making the
argument, reducing some of the regulatory burden to boot) would help business owners to grow their operations, increase sales and, yes, hire workers.
Price had
made numerous similar
arguments prior to that interview and
used his time leading HHS to weaken enforcement of Obamacare's individual mandate through his administrative powers.
But if they're already
using - or more likely under -
using - Office 365, then Microsoft is going to
make a very compelling
argument to do just that in the future.
Moynihan
makes the
argument against
using the idea of not taxing an amount of income as something equivalent to an expenditure.
The one major point in favor of your
argument that you didn't highlight is that most people
using a Roth IRA assume that they'll
make more money in the future than they do today, thus realizing a lower tax rate by paying taxes now than they would have in the future (even assuming tax rates stay constant).
Enge's
arguments for «why» choose this strategy
make complete sense, since the end goal is to build a website presence in authority locations,
using the most appropriate and recognized methods for building long term link authority.
[20] In essence, this was an early version of the conflict of interest
argument made below: promoters were
using nonvoting common stock as a way of maintaining voting control for themselves.
An
argument, however, could be
made that the USPS was losing billions before it expanded its service offerings for Amazon and would, still, likely lose billions if Amazon discontinued its
use of the USPS tomorrow.»
Use data to drive better decision -
making, because it trumps any
arguments that are opinion - based or anecdotal.
A cornerstone of Lakshman Achuthan's
argument is that four key indicators
used by the NBER to
make official recession calls are, as he put it, «rolling over.»
The
arguments used by the Minister of State for Finance were not unlike those against the changes
made at that time.
One of the things that may
make Mr. Ham's
arguments convincing for some is his
use of other qualified scientists.
Maybe i will
use use your previous statement given you
made no
argument only an accusation... perhaps» «The first refuge of the cornered fool.»
It would be equally unfair to
use your belief that God is imaginary,»
Using your god as the starting point
makes your
argument circular, hence worthless.
Therefore, to help someone come to this understanding — to help someone come to know the truth — one can not resort to violence but must
make use of rational
arguments that seek to persuade.
Lastly chad, when you quote someone the way you did, namely
using it to bolster your
argument, you give up the right to disown it because I
make a good point that refutes the original statement.
He is particularly dismissive of
arguments making use of the slippery slope, even as he unwittingly
makes them credible.
@Chuckles «Lastly chad, when you quote someone the way you did, namely
using it to bolster your
argument, you give up the right to disown it because I
make a good point that refutes the original statement.
using your
argument we would had civil rights in this country just because goverments
make certain practices illegal does tat mean that what the goverrmet s doing is moral and just, The fact s the goverment attempted to
use Christaniaity to bolster it claim to power through this we have the start of the Roman Catholic Church one of the most insidious evil organzations on this planet which as doe more to oppose ad kill true follewers of Christ then ay group o this planet.
If what you're trying to
use here is the ad hominem fallacy - attacking an
argument by attacking the person
making the
argument - then the only people you'll convince with this tactic are those who haven't learned to think critically.
If you hate them in the same way that you condemn them for being, it
makes you no better than the Stereotypes you portrayed in your comment, so grow up, and
use a logical
argument, instead of the very hate Democrats decry, and the Tea Party embraces.
atheist like to
use these verses quite often but the
argument is ridiculous once you understand the point Jesus was
making.
If you are going to deny this you are in denial of reality; and strange
use of capitalization will not invalidate my
argument or
make you right.
You
make a fallacious claim...no - one can possibly know with 100 % certainty if a god exists, so why bother
using the God of The Gaps
argument to explain away the unknown?
If you hate them in the same way that you condemn them for being, it
makes you no better than the Stereotypes you portrayed in your comment, so grow up, and
use a logical
argument, instead of the very hate Democrats decry, and the Tea Party embraces.Hate against any group of people you dis - agree is still hate and is not tolerable in my opinion.
The
argument you people
use to
make that case is hopelessly flawed.
Using the most extreme analogy possible in an
argument usually produces nothing productive — it only
makes the other side of the debate get more defensive and inflammatory.
Precisely to ensure constructive dialogue, the Church at all levels must always
make use of those fully qualified in their scientific discipline when looking to engage in any scientific question, so as to inform the
argument with clear and precise thinking.
Or do you believe the pharmacy must be forced to rehire the pharmacist, as the Christians demanded (
using your very same
argument) when this
made news?
That ridiculous
argument has been refuted over and over, and you ignorant anti-science boobs continue to
use it as if it
makes any kind of coherent sense.
The Wahhabi movement in Arabia was a reaction against the worship of saints, but it
made use of force rather than
arguments, and failed to establish a general reform.
I also want to add, that I only wrote twice... my husband
used my laptop to
make his
argument about the Irvings... those are not my words.
However, as time is marching forward and scientific progress is being
made, it is becoming harder and harder to
use the God of the Gaps
argument, as science «is» unquestionably «continuing» to fill in those gaps and answers.
Werner Jaeger, who has written the classic history of the idea of paideia, [2] pointed out in a later book on Early Christianity and Greek Paideia that Clement not only
uses literary forms and types of
argument calculated to sway people formed by paideia but, beyond that, he explicitly praises paideia in such a way as to
make it clear that his entire epistle is to be taken «as an act of Christian education.»
(Indeed an
argument could and should be
made that He implicitly
uses it of ALL human beings.)
Because of the «ism» at the end,
making it appear as if it were an ideology, and the fact that they do not understand the definition of the word... and many seek to
use a «false equivalency» in a bid to bolster their failed
arguments, too.
Cal, they are trying to show atheists to be hypocrites and think it is easier to try to
use the cry of «hypocrite» instead of
making an actual
argument because they do not have any
arguments that can not be torn down.
If this is your own
argument, I suggest that you learn a little more math before you try to
use it to
make a point.