Sentence examples for argued again that from inspiring English sources

So in 1898, in a speech to the British Association, a chemist, Sir William Crookes, argued again that worldwide starvation was inevitable within a generation.

He argued again that he had been brought down by corporate governance zealots and vindictive prosecutors, and appeared to cast the whittling of the original 17 counts against him down to two convictions as a great victory.

The defence argued again that the premeditated murder charge should be altered, while the prosecution repeated that Mr Pistorius should not be granted bail simply because of his fame.

Prosecutors are now arguing again that Mr. Wilson should be executed.

The appeals court also said Transkaryotic can argue again that three Amgen patents are invalid.

Five years later, in U.S. v. Morrison, Rehnquist, again writing for the majority, declared parts of the federal Violence Against Women Act unconstitutional, arguing, again, that no economic activity was involved.

Because the state sets that cap, and because this is a property tax, school districts are arguing — again — that it functions like an unconstitutional state property tax.

David Green, vice-chancellor at Worcester, is arguing again that it makes economic sense to allow universities to take more students this year without any additional funding to the institution.

Obama, Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders all called last week for a renewal of the federal assault weapon ban, arguing again that "weapons of war" did not belong on America's streets.

And she argues again that countries such as Brazil need not be hurt by the Federal Reserve tapering, saying: A new world economic growth cycle is now under gestation.

Another significant hearing is scheduled for Wednesday, in which the defense will argue again that Dr. Lee, who is 60, be released on bail.