Sentences with phrase «many legitimate points»

If your millennial is walking around with more technology in his backpack than he has at the office, then perhaps he has a legitimate point that boomers and Gen - Xers should consider.

I am going to give a fuller response to this one because I think you are making a legitimate point here.

Or perhaps I simply realize that many of the so called rational atheists who post on CNN are dedicated to reason only as long as it supports their positions and when it doesn't immediately switch to ad hominem attacks to try to get people to ignore the legitimate point that was made.

I like to debate if people show they have a legitimate point to make, but quacks like cosmos and salero just aren't worth my time

I'm also going to add this; in earlier comments you raised some legitimate points for discussion about how the British Mandate was apportioned, which is a huge part of the whole quagmire and the legality of it all is a huge, tangled, convoluted mess.

The legitimate point of the theory was, of course, that as they developed individuality, it was still important for them to accept sufficient government control to insure security.

I believe you have a legitimate point when you're talking about the categorical mistake.

Laughing off a legitimate point doesn't bode well for the accuracy of any of your claims.

Lipstadt insists, wisely, that no scholar or survivor should engage deniers in debates or other public forums, since this would only give the impression that, whatever the final judgment, Holocaust denial represents a legitimate point of view.

If the quote was made in isolation with no biblical contrast then people would have a legitimate point.

«I am surprised and disappointed because Tony made legitimate points about poor decisions,» said Coates, quoted in The Sentinel.

I don't see secession as a legitimate point of leverage except as a last resort.

ZILLER: This is where having legitimate point guards matters.

And Steve's got a legitimate point whether you agree with it or not.

«Pardew out» was a perfectly legitimate point of view when he was losing.

I think that your friend makes a legitimate point about the commodification of the women's bodies, of mothering moments, but as a breastfeeding mom, I so hunger for the normalization of this process that I'm totally willing to overlook that.

No, dr Amy, it is the other way about — it is the Hungarian women who read the American home birth movement's articles, whether they are scientifically grounded or not, and it is a lot harder to defend science from crap when the crap does have many - many legitimate points.

Feeling that those who died and their survivors have a greater «right» to the area than a «house of worship» is a legitimate point of view, and I've never met Rick Lazio and won't be voting for him anyway, so his opinion matters little to me in forming mine.

This is a legitimate point of view, but it is not honest to cite incomplete evidence to justify inaccurate criticisms or to create circumstances that make successful operation of the prison more difficult.

And, given that this is a scientifically based website, ultimately, its a legitimate point to bring up.

... its a legitimate point to bring up.»

Thank you for your very well thought - out and researched response... it was a great read and you bring up a lot of legitimate points.

A really fascinating read, I might properly not agree totally, but you do make some quite legitimate points.

I generally find it hard to discern whether or not Haneke has a legitimate point to make, or he just enjoys screwing around.

Both parties — techs and educators — have legitimate points of view.

Both perspectives make legitimate points: that a centralized universal system of pre-K would more likely guarantee high quality (e.g. David Kirp in The Sandbox Investment) and that a decentralized, patchwork of state funded pre-K programs would avoid the bureaucratization of early childhood education (e.g. Bruce Fuller in Standardized Childhood).

Given that Hachette often cites print / storage / distribution costs to justify a larger share of p - book revenues in their negotiations with retailers, the minimal costs for producing and distributing e-books is a legitimate point to be considered.

Now with Oyster, his voice of reason highlights the legitimate point how authors will at least earn their extra revenue stream from the subscribers on a regular basis.

Again, this isn't the world of the smartphone, where people have a legitimate point if they can't make out text on a 3.5 - inch display.

But it is a legitimate point that the consistency of purebreds and documented lineage is highly desirable in choosing a dog.

My point is a simple one; in every case the media presents against gaming, there are valid and legitimate points of discussion, but they get taken out of context, warped and used in ways that they simply shouldn't be.

;) As for Ian, I could do without the repetition of the same argument every time Nintendo does... well... anything, but it is a legitimate point here.

But Adam Jensen is the perfect successor (predecessor, I suppose) to JC Denton, I loved the visual style (including the piss filter) and the music (because it's not Deus Ex without a great soundtrack), and the whole thing just felt right: Not as off - the - conspiracy - theory - hook as the original, but big and sprawling and unpredictable — a legitimate point of entry into that world.

«It was a legitimate point of view, and I agree with him,» says the painter Alex Katz, referring to the «ModernStarts» exhibition.

But, as far as I can see, the «attacks» by vested interests are not even able to make legitimate points (e.g. uncertainty about the effects of clouds or aerosols in climate models).

I also thought he made some legitimate points about flaws in the Rupp / Mote study, though his presentation was way too acerbic for my tastes.

Will and Novak have already had their shot at countering the Time article, and rather than raising legitimate points where clarification could have been useful, they squandered their chance on baseless character assassination and rehashing of already debunked arguments.

And indeed given the state of science and technology now and in 40 years time, the remark about» political will», in other words the cost people are prepared to bear (an entirely legitimate point) does not sound like such a very big call.

I've raised a simple and legitimate point.

Doug, I think you make a valid response to Holly's legitimate point that any job has potential risks to employees.

Noone believes in «magic» and it's a bit much to deride a legitimate point this way.

The legitimate point they make is that while the long term trends are positive toward free speech, recent data suggests that the current generation (iGen) entering college may be reversing that trend.

I am reasonably educated but far from an expert, yet I can see legitimate points and concerns on both sides of the issue.

With some re-writing to address the legitimate points raised by various commenters, the author has a winner, IMHO.

But to obsess on them and even divert from legitimate points * is silly, cowardly and unfortunately common.

Re: Kenneth Fritsch (# 124), I would agree with that assessment of the comment / reply exchange between Santer and Pielke, as each made legitimate points and in my opinion, arrived at a stalemate.

I think we have to recognize all legitimate points on both sides.

Or do they make legitimate points that fall short of comparisons?

Whether you think that diversity is a legitimate point of consideration or not, you should try to focus on it in your application if it applies to you.

Ethics lawyer Gavin MacKenzie with Davis LLP says Harding's words were «ill - advised and discourteous,» but he agrees they didn't constitute a professional misconduct «particularly since he had a legitimate point to make about the inappropriateness of the law clerk engaging him in correspondence about the interpretation of case law.»