Sentence examples for argue three from inspiring English sources
To challenge an investor thinking of putting money into a coal corporation, for example, you should argue three things.
Sending astronauts to repair satellites is wasteful and expensive, argue three European aerospace engineers – it's a job that could be done better and more cheaply by robots.
There are, I would argue, three reasons that the dollar and long-term interest rates have not moved in the right direction.
Paying principal investigators' (PIs) salaries from the direct costs covered by their research grants leads to a vicious cycle of hiring and applying, argue three biomedical researchers in a letter to Nature.
In the remarks that follow, I want to argue three points: 1) that Religious Experience is a remarkably tight argument, from beginning to end; 2) that the argument vindicates a methodological pluralism that was previously undervalued in the philosophical study of religion; and 3) that Religious Experience established a paradigm for the philosophical study of religion that remains the norm.
Hence reformers have a powerful incentive to argue two propositions.
But most writers use myth-busting as a way to argue one side of an issue.
Surely, some criminologists argue, one set of figures is the cause of the other.
Since 1938, as the N.A.A.C.P. Special Counsel, he has appeared before the United States Supreme Court to argue sixteen cases.
By acting more like a benevolent guardian than a traditional boss, argue two business school professors.
