Sentence examples for argue that it will from inspiring English sources

But this special report will argue that it will bounce back, and that the key to its recovery lies in globalisation.

Conversely, some Indian scientists, proud of what they achieved alone, argue that it will act to cap India's bombmaking, undermining its ability to build a "credible minimum deterrent".

Some argue that it will be a "premature" superpower.

The bill's opponents argue that it will cost too much.

Critics, including the opposition Socialist Party, argue that it will fall disproportionately on the poor.

The enthusiasts argue that it will be transformative; bringing convenience, efficiency and services never before imagined.

Many argue that it will reduce CO2 emissions by too little, and too late.

But opponents in Los Angeles argue that it will also increase traffic.

Opponents of an increase in the minimum wage argue that it will harm small businesses, but that fear is exaggerated.

Others argue that it will galvanize obstructionists rather than those who support compromise, and could very well precipitate a crisis.

However, opponents of "first to file" argue that it will benefit big companies and hurt the "little guy".