Sentence examples for argued by some from inspiring English sources

The memory of their childhood favourite was being destroyed, they argued, by some hare-brained revisionism.

If primitive conodont-like fossils (paraconodonts) are included, as argued by some paleontologists, the phylum appeared during the late Precambrian.

A prosperous economy, it is argued by some, will benefit all the islanders and make them see the folly of independence.

The notion that jihad might in some way be an internal or charitable enterprise, as argued by some Muslim intellectuals living in Christian countries, gets short shrift.

Whether these consequences have been intended by those devising sanctions, as argued by some Iranian officials, the environmental effects go beyond Iran's borders and last for generations.

And that's to say nothing of the Indus Valley civilisation in modern-day India/Pakistan, argued by some to be the world's oldest.

It is being argued by some that Bolt was only responding to Blake's twitch, but was so focused on his race that he was oblivious to it.

The lack of affordability is a significant reason why people do not purchase health insurance, and it is argued by Monheit (2008) that some people prefer a steady income with no health insurance coverage over an unquantifiable value associated with having health insurance (i.e. the perceived value does not outweigh the cost of coverage) [ 17].

We find it likely, as argued by de Jorge [ 21], that some care options are offered less frequently to disadvantaged women while health professionals tend to offer more positive responses to the wishes and demands of advantaged, confident and articulate women [ 28, 38].

As argued by Hanushek et al.

As argued by Paulesu et al.