Sentences with phrase «powerful arguments because»

You get to buy a paper from someone who will craft powerful arguments because he or she is very knowledgeable of the industry.

Not exact matches

We know Sullivan does not really believe this, because his entire argument in favor of legalized homosexual marriage hinges on the recognition that public law is the most powerful tool for shaping individual attitudes.

«Perhaps the most powerful of the pro-choice arguments,» Ms. Crandall points out, was that illegality of abortion would leave America in «the dark ages when thousands of women died because of unsafe, back - alley abortions — between five thousand and ten thousand a year was the figure usually given» in the 1970s.

It is a powerful argument in the minds of many to be able to say, «I am right and those people over there are wrong because they don't believe the Bible, and so you better listen to me.»

The argument that a solely persuasive God is more powerful than the traditional coercive God is in some tension with the explanation that God does not intervene coercively to prevent excess evil because he does not have the power.

This is a powerful technique parents love because it pulls the plug on any argument with your child.

«I think the most powerful argument for Labour in this election - because of the way the polls are, and the way the opinion polls are and the leadership issue - the most powerful argument for Labour is to say it's important for our democracy that the Government is held to account and needs a strong opposition.»

Alternately, the Republicans also could reiterate the SAFE Act argument, which essentially was: Gun control is inevitable, because it's being pushed by an enormously popular and powerful governor, so we should work to temper it as much as possible (in this case, by adding stiffer penalties) giving enough of our members a reason to vote «yes» and help the measure pass.

But — and here we have the best argument possible for increased local autonomy instead of less — because of state law, hammered out in back rooms by powerful union interests, local voters were denied their electoral rights.

Indeed, one could make a strong argument that any outsized influence that teachers unions exercise in school board elections provides a nice enhancement of democratic decisionmaking on education policy because teachers, as much as any other group in society, can serve as powerful advocates for those Americans who can not vote: schoolchildren.

He doesn't even seem to be aware that those arguments won't work anymore because the authors are talking to each other and all too many of them have seen the man behind the curtain and will never believe in Oz the Great and Powerful again.

Strassel asserted that Healey targeted ALEC because it is «one of the most powerful forces in the country for free - market legislation,» an argument she based on the false premise that «ALEC doesn't now, and hasn't ever, taken a position on the climate.»

I worry that Friedman and the folks at SuperMeat may have underestimated people's willingness to eat cultured meat — like eating insects, many stubbornly refuse, simply because it's uncomfortable — but the arguments for it are powerful, which is bound to sway opinions.

Tod's second argument relates to the perceived fact that computers continue to get faster and more powerful - we actually «upgrade» not because our existing computer is broken, but because we can do more things with the new one.

In any event, my policy argument doesn't matter as much anymore, and that's fine — because 200 exonerations based on DNA evidence is the most powerful argument of all.

And that means that my arguments can be very powerful and economically expressed and that I can get right to the point in taking on an adversary's position because I know what's weak in what (s) he has advanced.

Humor is very powerful because it reduces physiological arousal during arguments and that's been replicated in several studies.