Sentence examples for argue support from inspiring English sources

Our findings, we argue, support a greater role for energy policy making at the sub-national regional scale in England.

The results, Uomini and Meyer argue, support earlier hypotheses that language and toolmaking coevolved, perhaps beginning as early as 1.75 million years ago.

This and other characteristics, they argue, supports the conclusion that this species was bipedal.

They argue – supported by a growing body of evidence, it seems – that fracking involves an unacceptable level of water usage, contaminates water supplies and spills potentially toxic waste fluids into the environment.

The Yankees could win without improving their offense, Cashman argued, supported by Manager Joe Torre and others.

The idea has to be cogently argued, supported by evidence and convincing in its cultural context.

"Information freedom," she argued, "supports the peace and security that provide a foundation for global progress".

They even argued, supported by a state study, that Massachusetts would reap millions of dollars from same-sex weddings and tourism.

Science, it is argued, supports a law that makes abstinence and enforcement the only tools a parent or a university may employ on young violators, whose numbers are vast and whose ingenuity in avoiding detection is increasingly acute.

However, by 2011, it had become possible to argue that support for same-sex marriage had become the majority position.

In 2008, the Justices invited Cruz to argue in support of Louisiana's position that the Constitution permitted the execution of an individual who raped a child.