Argument+常用句型参考.docxVIP

The author provides no evidence that … is the reason for …The arguer fails to establish a causal relationship between … and …This editorial falsely fabricates a causal link/pattern that … caused ….The editor may mask/conceal/disguise other possible factors, which are … .The argument assumes a causal relationship of … with …, whereas only a correlation has been indicated.The arguer’s reasoning linking … with … seems reasonable on the surface, but it may not be true after further scrutiny.There is no information available to justify any causal relationship between … and ….Any further linkage of these two phenomena-- … and … --requires more evidence and is not justified by the data so far available.It does not naturally warrant the conclusion that … has significantly contributed, and thus is causal to …This observed phenomenon that …, actually says little more than that these two events are synchronic to each other and that is all.A direct correlation between … and … does not necessarily prove that the former causes the latter.Comprehensive analysis is necessary to identify the actual causes of …The author fails to consider and rule out other factors that might account for …To find the exact causes of …, examination should be applied to all the factors that have significant impact on …While a high correlation is strong evidence of a causal relationship, in itself it is not sufficient.We do not have any evidence suggesting that … will cause …Contingencies such as … can all lead to …The arguer oversimplifies the factors that would influence …The arguer oversimplifies the importance of …It is expected/anticipated that …. will inevitably lead to …The arguer attempts to extract a general principle from a specific case.The arguer supports the conclusion by over-generalizing from a specific piece of evidence that ….The example cited is insufficient to warrant …, because there is no reason to believe that the data drawn from … is representative of …The arguer draws a conclusio