Sentence examples for already argued that from inspiring English sources

Some will argue (have already argued) that innocent football players and other students should not be punished for the actions of others.

The economist Nouriel Roubini has already argued that China's slowdown may be sharp.

I've already argued that we the public don't know much about the City.

Stephen Hester, chief executive of RBS, has already argued that the bank was lending more than its rivals combined.

(Rebecca Mead has already argued that the spectacle, and its extraction, compromises both the viewers and the filmmakers).

Andrew Hamilton, the vice-chancellor of Oxford, has already argued that the particular costs of an Oxbridge education make a £16,000 fee appropriate.

Some already argue that he is the greatest in history.

But France, for instance, is already arguing that it would be illegal to touch agricultural subsidies.

Opponents are already arguing that given the government's enormous deficit, Congress should reject any bills that involve new spending.

Some economists are already arguing that Chinese currency inaction justifies tariffs for the sake of balancing trade.

Critics are already arguing that people would not want to be seen wearing the device in public.