Sentence examples similar to argue the future from inspiring English sources

The Garden Cafeteria, where aging Trotskyists and Stalinists sat chain-smoking and arguing the future, was on the far corner.

I've lately taken part in a number of panels that argued the future lies with group creation rather than the solo author.

Others argued the future of governance in Leeds should be about a bottom-up approach, rather than a top-down elected mayor.

As Capital Economics have argued the future of global trade deals may well be regional, rather than global.

Bernie Sanders and Ted Cruz are getting back up on the debate stage this year to argue about the future of Obama's Affordable Care Act, Politico reports.

There are some who argue that the future of learning and the student experience is online.

Indeed, to hear the two principals of the William Goldberg Diamond Corporation argue over the future of the business is to witness two very different perspectives.

Together, government-related entities extend perhaps 20% of loans in Japan.Regional banks also argue that the future is brighter than the government and the FSA suggest.

Baobab would argue that the future of humanitarian law and of the ICC as an effective supranational body depends on the Kenyan case.

Who in this hall can argue that the future belongs to those who seek to repress that spirit, rather than those who seek to liberate it?

But he was probably the first observer, the authors say, to argue that "the future of race relations... rested largely in the hands of the American press".