Sentence examples for 1 argued from inspiring English sources

In a letter published in Washington Square News, the student newspaper, Michael Pidoto, president of Local 1, argued that the university had "made a financial decision that your safety is worth less today than it was yesterday".

In MWO, Lewis (1929, Chp. 1) argued that the proper method of philosophy isn't transcendental but rather reflective.

Quoting Patrinos (2004), Suarez-Kurtz (2010, p. 1) argued that "each person must be treated as an individual … rather than as an exemplar of a race".

UK 1 argued that people who refuse a named test and who are subsequently found to be HIV positive through UAT are likely to be people who know that they are positive.

Rosset ((1)) argued that VAD was not best characterised as a problem, but rather as a symptom of broader dietary inadequacies associated with both poverty and agricultural transition from diverse cropping systems to rice monoculture.

But Emilie, 8, argued for normalcy.

Just 15% (27,951) argued for reform and 4% (7,144) for a universal household levy.

Rank and 888 argued the combination would create a gambling powerhouse.

But one fan, Massimo Tamburrini, 27, argued that Totti was being provoked.

The officer, known only as E7, argued the finding was "irrational and unsustainable".

Others, like RAISONDETRE95, argued for stricter gun control laws.