Sentence examples for argue you need from inspiring English sources

"I argue you need to start indicting bad actors," he said.

That is why, he will argue, you need the white paper.

To solve that, the biotechnologists argue, you need to make a better fuel that is equally green.

If you want legalized abortion — or any other new right — he would argue, you need to convince your fellow-citizens and pass a law.

(You can argue you need the age - yes, even of those babies - because it's an 18-and-over service, which has never been the case with the Times site before).

Guardian staff EwanMurray 10 April 2013 2 12pm @nonutheman - I'd argue you need a driver on a number of these holes, you couldn't successfully go round the course using just a fairway wood.

To think more like Holmes, Konnikova argues, you need to both know yourself and your biases, and then practice the art of mindful observation.

To understand them, Easton, the co-author, with Ronald Brownstein, of "Reagan's Ruling Class," argues, you need to understand their youths.

AppDynamics is arguing you need to be prepared to deal with issues before they get out of control and there is an all-out system meltdown.

"No," Anne argued, "you need me here.

If the kids can't seem to stop arguing, you need to stop the fighting.