Sentence examples for 1 argues from inspiring English sources

"Making It Worse in Europe" (editorial, Feb. 1) argues that Germany is hurting everybody with its policy intended to bring public debt under control.

Thomas L. Friedman ("Follow the Leapin' Leprechaun," column, July 1) argues that Germany and France must either follow Ireland and adopt the Anglo-Saxon social model or become "museums".

Timothy Williamson (2000: ch. 1) argues that knowledge is the most general factive propositional attitude.

The site formation history of Xaxtl'abish 1 argues for the presence of other deeply buried archaeological sites in similar sub-environments on deltas around Puget Sound.

Subsection 1 argues that an individual's concerns for justice and her endorsement of deontological constraints cannot be integrated into an adequate concept of well-being.

Wang (2009): 1) argues that overall, China is still a double-track society with both mass production and elite consumption, but Chinese cities are moving towards consumer societies.

MP3.com argues that it is close to zero.

"Proposition 8," argues Reinhardt, "is remarkably similar to amendment 2" (the Colorado initiative Kennedy held unconstitutional).

"Death in Jerusalem" (editorial, Aug. 21) argues for strong action against Palestinian murderers.

JoAnn Casados, 57, argues that Mr. Obama "sees it the way we see it".

As Habisse (2010 1) argues, "the leadership must be strongly committed to the development goals, and [must place] national development ahead of personal enrichment and/or short-term political gains".