Sentence examples for argued also from inspiring English sources

What is true for cats, Thorndike argued, also applies to humans.

Giving people the ability to monitor their vital signs, it is argued, also risks generating needless anxiety.

She argued also for a system of "statementing"—getting professionals to assess children's special requirements and then providing extra resources for them.

Selig, it could be argued, also has a lengthy rap sheet of decisions which could be seen as detrimental to baseball.

He argued also, after the French had joined the Americans in 1778, that French finances would collapse before those of Britain.

On the other, Mark Spencer argued, also at Sportsnet: The fight was anything but staged, borne of passion and pride, two qualities we want in our players.

Pigou's approach, Mankiw argues, also converts a burden into a benefit.

But French sources, she argues, also reveal deep ambivalence on the part of the liberated.

Goldman, the lawyers argue, also sent ACA "a steady stream" of documents correcting Mr. Tourre's misstatement.

This movement is clearly talent-led, but, he argues, "also results from policy decisions by theatres, producers and funders.

Such a God, we argue, also cannot condone zulm against women in the form of patriarchy and discrimination.