Sentence examples for all those arguments from inspiring English sources

Sir Cyril, a paediatrician, rejected all those arguments.

After all those arguments over top-slicing and/or freezing the licence fee and even abolishing the BBC Trust altogether, none of the manifestos mention such plans.

On the plus side, all those arguments about whether the Constitution should be amended so people born outside the United States could run for president can be put on the back burner.

"The basic flaw in all those arguments," Dr. Drake said, "is that they don't allow for the opportunistic nature of life, its ability to accommodate or alter itself to cope with environmental change".

While Mr. Clinton appears to have listened hard to all those arguments, Mr. Bush and his defense experts, as well as some conservative Democrats, have brushed many of them aside.

"It eliminated all those arguments".

All of those arguments should favour Mr Bush, on paper.

All of those arguments seemed to resonate in Europe until Communism fell and Islamic terrorism became a threat.

"Now other people may say: 'Come on, the consequences of taking them on are too great, you've got to be so very careful, you'll simply upset everybody, you'll destabilise it.' I understand all of those arguments.

General Mark Kirby said, to the Washington Examiner, "You could get past all of those arguments and just say one thing: It's not who we are as a military.

One could also argue that low inflation has contributed to a falling labour share, unnecessarily worsening inequality and contributing to secular stagnation.9) But setting all of those arguments aside, the fact that the American economy is at the zero lower bound should fundamentally change the way that we approach this question.