Sentence examples for Argued subsequently from inspiring English sources

About a third of the 285,000 men discharged for disabilities and many of the remaining 2 million men who survived the war, he argued, subsequently died as a result of diseases and wounds contracted while in the Army.

Subtler versions, without an Aquinian metaphysical bias, of this position have been argued subsequently and more fully by van Fraassen (1996) and others.

The story goes that when jealous DiMaggio saw the big reveal on Lexington Avenue and 52nd Street, the two argued and subsequently divorced.

Theresa May subsequently argued the same to a mutinous Commons.

They have subsequently argued that MPs who crossed the floor should not be punished.

The officers got a warrant that they thought authorised this, but which lawyers subsequently argued didn't.

Cassano had refused to attend an awards ceremony with Garrone and subsequently argued with him, using some reportedly colourful language, at the club's training ground.

He subsequently argued that he had not authorised the use of force, but had merely intended the JNA to carry out a policing operation.

She has subsequently argued that the border fencing is only a part of the solution and must be supplemented by Border Patrol agents and technology.

Ministers have subsequently argued that "we cannot afford to restrict the siting process" and "most of the facility will be underground", in letters to campaigners that have been seen by the Guardian.

Comparison of the mind to a blank writing tablet occurs in Aristotle's De anima (4th century bce; On the Soul), and the Stoics as well as the Peripatetics (students at the Lyceum, the school founded by Aristotle) subsequently argued for an original state of mental blankness.