"You can just stay out there and argue a long time," he said.
If any of the egos in the Italian game tried to argue, a long, hard stare from Collina's razor-sharp blue eyes made them realise they were fighting a losing battle.
Tan referred to the dissenting voices as "a bunch of mostly young kids" and argued a change was long overdue.
Preservationists in America have argued for a long time about the benefits of reusing obsolete structures.
I've argued for a long time that the prime minister should hold a similar meeting with other major faith communities.
He and others have argued for a long time that the fines that can be meted out in justice court, rarely exceeding $350, were ineffective.
I have argued for a long time that it is politics that have messed up Africa and made it poorer than it should be.
As Jerry [Wind] has argued for a long time, the customer is driving innovation and change.
For example, demographers have argued for a long time that maintaining welfare states in rapidly ageing European and Japanese societies requires more openness for immigration.
With perceived benefits from patients and no convincing evidence of adverse outcomes, it can be argued that a long term use of short acting benzodiazepines may have therapeutic value.
Kendall [ 1] recently argued that: A long history of colonization, systemic discrimination, the degrading experience of residential schools, and other experiences have led to adverse, multigenerational health effects on Aboriginal families.
