Sentence examples for and arguing that from inspiring English sources

(M.nP) Another example concerned the strategy of nagging and arguing that was pointed out as undermining manager legitimacy and contradicting its purpose, in a longer perspective.

And arguing that a revaluation helps America's economy makes it less likely that Beijing will act.

Bruno was put to death for mocking church doctrine and arguing that Jesus was a magician.

Adler corresponded with Adorno, clashing passionately with this view and arguing that literature was now more necessary than ever.

That meant telling everyone who he was, and arguing that there was nothing perverse, or immoral, about it.

Bankers are likely to scream — threatening to leave the country and arguing that such narrow taxation is unconstitutional.

In 1998, SoHo residents filed suit challenging the variance and arguing that the structures would undermine the neighborhood's character.

(The New Yorker, along with other media organizations, joined an amicus brief supporting Winter and arguing that the subpoena should not be issued).

His "new political thinking" consisted of removing ideology from foreign and security policy-making and arguing that all states were interdependent.

Greece has a province of Macedonia and, arguing that the name implies territorial ambitions, has blocked Macedonia's accession to NATO and to the European Union.

Some people have taken to calling that the blood moon — and arguing that it is a sign of the coming end of the world.