Sentence examples for argue that the average from inspiring English sources

It is easy to argue that the average Joe is not getting a fair shake or at least not the same shake he used to.

It would hardly win many friends, particularly in an election year, for highly paid investment bankers and their brethren to argue that the average American taxpayer owes them anything.

You could argue that the average user won't care or likely understand a technical explanation.

And it is hard to argue that the Average American is any safer.

I don't think anyone can argue that the average cell phone bill in Canada isn't insanely overpriced.

Yet using these statistics to argue that the average American doesn't face a retirement crisis assumes that retirement assets are distributed among the population in the same proportion as working income.

The scientists argued that the average Western diet is sufficient to provide the necessary vitamins the body needs.

In "Food Not Lawns" (2006), Heather C. Flores argues that the average yard could yield several hundred pounds of fruits and vegetables per year.

Intel had argued that the average price of computer chips had fallen by more than half during the period under investigation, undercutting the commission's argument that consumers had been harmed.

With about one-half of the population living in poverty and more than one-fourth reportedly feeling they must migrate abroad in search of work, some critics have argued that the average Salvadoran household has not benefited from neoliberalism.

Kenneth E. Thorpe, a professor of health policy at Emory University and a former top analyst in the Clinton administration, argued that the average premium under the Bush plan was bound to be substantially higher, in large part because Mr. Bush would provide a lower subsidy than Mr. Gore, and because private health plans would have higher administrative costs.