Sentence examples for Work argues from inspiring English sources

However, Public Concern at Work argues that the legislation is complex, and is not working as intended.

There is plenty more in a similar vein.There is a double standard at work, argues Mr Jones, whereby Britain's entire working-class is tarred by association with its worst members.

It's the technology that makes them work, argues Steven Johnson in the NYT Magazine.

If that is the case, it's unlikely to work, argues Wired.

Eleanor Rosch's famous work argues that we categorize based on prototypes.

This work argues with the intention of detecting possible reductionism, determinism and fragmentation, in the conceptions of teachers.

Yet he surprised everyone in 1853 by publishing a work arguing strongly against the plurality view.

It won't work, argue the naysayers, even if it's cheaper: too bothersome, too messy.

Bloggers share their work, argue with each other and add to a story dialectically.

The work argued that despite China's authoritarian reputation, its bureaucracy strove for internal consensus on major decisions.

There, Spanish teenagers, undaunted by the work, argue beneath it, absorbed by one another, oblivious to its power.