Sentence examples for argued change from inspiring English sources

As JFK once argued: "Change is the law of life.

One of the most hotly argued changes was how to define the various ranges of autism.

The "coincidence," Freehling argues, changed history.

Kuhn was the lawyer who argued against change.

Then, as obesity's prevalence increased in the '90s, I argued for change.

A delegate from the Eastern Cape, Mr Mbeki's homeland, argued that change was needed.

Keneally argued social change is best effected with community consensus not compulsion.

Informed by such approaches, UK policy thinkers have argued for change too.

Thirty years ago (when "modernisation" was called "revisionism") we Croslandites argued that change was essential to achieve our goals.

As we've long argued, climate change is a challenge we must address now.

This article analyses the affective dimensions of climatic change, and argues that changes in the land and climate directly impact emotional health and well-being.