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Meanings of splitting the difference in anglès
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falsa equivalência espanyol
falsa equivalencia Synonyms
Examples for "false equivalence"
Examples for "false equivalence"
1
Fight the false equivalence; it does you no good.
2
It relies on the media to advance false equivalence strategies to attempt to normalise fringe beliefs.
3
There is no point in pretending otherwise, nor in drawing a false equivalence between the two candidates.
4
Try to think back to a time when the internet wasn't a toxic mix of rage and false equivalence.
5
But the level of false equivalence he traffics in is typically reserved for black Republicans making a run for president.
1
Tony, you're comparing apples and oranges and you know it.
2
To try and liken RTE with the BBC is akin to comparing apples and oranges.
3
But I don't think the NCVS numbers reflect those kinds of assaults, and so we're sort of comparing apples and oranges here.
4
And therefore, as you just noted, when investigators attempted to compare elements of this murder to others', they were comparing apples and oranges.
5
To some extent, comparing the capacity of US nuclear installations to that of renewable installations across the world is comparing apples and oranges.
1
Australia doesn't need a publicly funded false balance factory.
2
In other words, Richard Hardie, like thousands before him, was fabricating and maturing a false balance-sheet.
3
He had for months spent his days poring over the books, fabricating and maturing a false balance-sheet.
4
Is it not strange that there is such distorted perspective and false balance of values in regard to what is worth while?
5
And that's what you're seeing in the Trump coverage -a movement away from false balance, toward saying what's true and not true.
1
Yet the phone and cable companies tried to dress up their plans as a false compromise.
2
Norway Plus is a false compromise.
1
Perhaps only within certain boundaries, a middle ground between autonomy and enslavement?
2
Could a return to middle ground of Keynesian economics be the answer?
3
Facebook also takes a middle ground on the authenticity of personal accounts.
4
You know, there's got to be some type of middle ground here.
5
There was no middle ground, either for the technology or the sleeper.
1
We overcame an enormous barrage of negativity, of false equivalency, and so much else.
2
Why you should read it: In a political climate saturated in bad faith, one of the standard moves in is false equivalency.
3
But desperate false equivalency posed as campaign savvy hardly justifies the risk of what could happen if more well-armed extremists take the allegation seriously.
4
The wanton application of metaphors undermines their usefulness by creating false equivalencies.
5
There are no false equivalencies to be made between sexism and pessimism.
1
There is even a new word to describe the old ways when you'd hear both sides - 'bothsidesism'.
Usage of splitting the difference in anglès
1
With its new policy, Uber seems to be splitting the difference.
2
This isn't an argument for splitting the difference between gun control supporters and opponents, by the way.
3
After some hesitation, we decided upon " splitting the difference."
4
Molinari is meticulous at splitting the difference between her pro-choice stand and the demands of her new job.
5
That's splitting the difference, isn't it?
6
Audi is splitting the difference.
7
YouTube plans to grow that pie by splitting the difference, simultaneously offering the best of both live and on-demand video.
8
This isn't just a matter of splitting the difference between other parties' policies but setting out a clear and distinctive vision.
9
Boom Blox does what so many Wii titles wish they could, by splitting the difference between casual players and lifelong gamers.
10
In splitting the difference, U.S. District Judge Patti Saris credited Gonzalez for his apparent remorse, and his bond with his family.
11
Toyota is going with a 6MJ system with a 3.7-liter V8, coming close to splitting the difference.
12
It is not - as it can sound - splitting the difference between competing views; nor is it sitting on the fence.
13
Phineas swore that he could fight his battle on a hundred and fifty, and they ended the argument by splitting the difference.
14
The two sides are already within hailing distance on the overall price tag, so splitting the difference on particulars should not be impossible.
15
A Breakingviews analysis suggested splitting the difference for a $4.7 billion market capitalization -pretty much where it closed.
16
Splitting the difference, both men headed for the exit about seven and a half minutes after Eagle had dispensed with Javid.
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Translations for splitting the difference
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