basic argument

collocation in English

meanings of basicand argument

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basic
adjective
uk /ˈbeɪ.sɪk/ us /ˈbeɪ.sɪk/
simple and not complicated, so able to provide the base or starting point from which something ...
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argument
noun[C or U]
uk /ˈɑːɡ.jə.mənt/ us /ˈɑːrɡ.jə.mənt/
a disagreement, or the process ...
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Examples of basic argument

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At each step, we report parallel regression results, verifying that our basicargument is substantiated regardless of how we cut the data.
However, these possible exceptions do not represent a problem for the basicargument.
The basicargument for family planning facilities lies in the freedom people gain, the freedom to bear children in love rather than resentment and fear.
His basicargument is that empirical evidence cannot verify a scientific theory; it can only falsify or disprove it.
In contrast, the basicargument put forward by contributors here is that language learning and teaching is a process of social reproduction.
The basicargument for primitivism, then, is similar to the argument for eliminativism: the alternatives must be dispatched first.
The basicargument is that, contrary to received wisdom, ' a civic political culture is made, not given ' (p. 2).
The basicargument of the book is then outlined (18-24).
The basicargument for using a positive discount rate is that individuals attach less weight to a benefit/cost in the future than they do to a benefit/cost now.
Accord not only validates the basicargument of this article about the lack of fit between the state's strategic policy, governance institutions and social structures.
In much of the work, the terms "liberal" and "liberalism" scarcely appeared, and when they were used, it was often not in the exact sense of his basicargument.
The basicargument runs as follows.
The basicargument is as follows.
That said, the basicargument would not be affected, nor would the essential link between the production of these goods and their consumption by the ever-expanding urban middle classes.
His basicargument is that since philosophy is concerned with people and their characteristics, like the soul, spirit, feelings, intellect, belief, and ethical responsibility, it must necessarily involve psychology.
Her basicargument suggests that it has always proved difficult for progressives to make definitive links between liberalism and racial justice beyond the level of individual rights.
To compound the irony, our basicargument is that the negativity bias in social psychology highlights the adaptive nature of human functioning and provides the basis for coherent theory construction.
The basicargument for teamwork, recall, is that teamwork helps to meet the problem of insufficiency by helping to meet the problem of instability in many-agent cases.
This is the basicargument against abolishing the earnings rule.
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