Sentence examples for argued at this from inspiring English sources

As Nick Turse has argued at this site, this sort of destabilization is now happening across the African continent.

After all, as Michael Klare has long argued at this site, energy companies are now ever more regularly going after extreme energy in situations of rising danger.

As argued at the beginning of this paper, analysis of this kind goes beyond an analysis of circumstances, which can only show how circumstantial meanings are realised in one lexicogrammatical structure.

You argued at the time that this "would take the politics out of climate change and show our intention to get to grips with the problem".

As argued at the beginning of this subsection, the explanation must be related to the omitted regressor problem that induces endogeneity in the MD specification when age is left out.

But as Scherfig recently argued at the Toronto Film Festival, this was a case of criticising a piece of art before actually seeing it.

However, it could be argued at the levels set in this study the difference between intervals 0, 1, 2 and 3 is minimal and the inability to discriminate between intervals 0 and 1 is not critical.

No one can seriously argue at this point that the death penalty is unconstitutional".

Arguing at this crude level did not come easily to Benjamin.

"No one argues at this point that Sharpe James isn't the biggest cheerleader for the city of Newark.

Pretty untransparent, that, from self-appointed truth seekers.I was arguing at this point that Miranda, who was clearly working as a journalist assisting on the story, was obviously suspected of not just reporting, but helping Snowden disseminate his intelligence on UK and US spying programmes, which would clearly be a serious crime.