Sentence examples for argued at some point from inspiring English sources

Determined his party receive credit for economic recovery, Clegg argued: "At some point you have to clear the decks to move the country forward.

This was fervently objected to by the California Sheriff's Association, whose president, Kern County Sheriff Donny Youngblood, called the bill "offensive "and argued, "at some point the federal government is going to have to step in and say, 'You can't do that.'".

(Although I'd argue at some point a new generation of software will unseat Oracle and its acquired parts. It'll just take a lot more than the first wave of software as a service companies had to offer).

For free societies to work, the religious, the atheists, and even the satirists, must be able to stop arguing at some point and find enough common ground to solve problems.

It does not mean their appearance precludes the possibility of them being talented and intelligent, but one could argue at some point a less attractive or charismatic leader may have been passed over in their favor.

Freud had argued that at some point in the future, the relationship between the two disciplines would be greatly clarified.

In response, Republican lawmakers argued that at some point bad judgment, even if legal, can be so bad that it becomes "maladministration," and thus grounds for impeachment.

In 1951, Alan Turing argued that at some point computers would probably exceed the intellectual capacity of their inventors, and that "therefore we should have to expect the machines to take control".

Some forecasters, studying data on how much oil is used each year and how much is still believed to be in the ground, have argued that at some point by 2010, global oil production will peak — if it has not already — and begin to fall.

In 1951, Alan Turing argued that at some point computers would probably exceed the intellectual capacity of their inventors, and that "therefore we should have to expect the machines to take control". Whether this would be good or bad he did not say.

"We need to make sure we have an economy that is strong and growing," the minister argued at one point.