Sentence examples for argue for going from inspiring English sources

At 32, he is deeply immersed in the digital frontier of modern journalism — with a somewhat provocative presence on Twitter — and would never argue for going back to the good old days, which he and others say weren't all that good anyway.

Few today would argue for going back to the days, as recently as 1985, when 90% of Congress was white and male.

Until we begin to look behind these candidates' environmental contempt - quite unpopular with most of Americans -- and understand their evangelical mindset, we can't begin to defuse the fundamentalist fire of "EPA Hatred," and argue for going green.

"The politics of it — both from a budget standpoint and in terms of the Russian comfort level — both argued for going to the mox-only approach," he said.

As has been reported, the director of central intelligence at the time, Leon E. Panetta, argued for going through with the raid; Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. advised against it; and Robert M. Gates, then the secretary of defense, was worried that evidence that Bin Laden was even in the compound was circumstantial.

Overall, there are few negative comments on education-based integration and there is widespread support for the reforms with no significant body of opinion arguing for going back to split systems and/or welfare system involvement.

The U.S. President, however, argues for going on the offensive.

But what I am arguing for goes deeper and forms the groundwork that sound policies must be built on.

A large percentage — some sources put it at 80% — of sciatica patients with displaced disks get better without surgery, which certainly argues for go-slow, conservative management.

He argued passionately for going to Congress and the United Nations, and he persuaded Bush.

Penn had argued for years, going back to the Clinton White House, that Democrats won when they occupied the bipartisan, common-sense center of the political spectrum.