Sentence examples for argued enough from inspiring English sources

The importance of appreciating those who care about us cannot be argued enough.

And while the currency's popular association, not least this week, is with crime, the potential and momentum it has to transform industries is, its proponents argue, enough to combat the bad PR.

Critics of austerity have argued often enough that their opponents are immune to facts.

The human body isn't meant for falling, physiologists argued, sensibly enough.

The left argued, unsurprisingly enough, that the state-owned airport authority, not private companies, should be entrusted with this task.

She argued, reasonably enough, that "patients rupture their appendixes around the clock," and cannot be put on hold for a kid's lacrosse game.

The court argued, reasonably enough, that such retroactive legislation would breach employee contracts and was unconstitutional.Round one to the court.

Advocates of governance reform argued, reasonably enough, that "expensing" options should not affect a company's stockmarket value, as it would not affect its cashflow.

Ferguson has backed defender Rio Ferdinand and his brother Anton after they argued not enough is being done.

Officials also argued that enough enticements and penalties are in place to secure an effective super committee.

Nevertheless, the notion that the media helped give rise to Trump is one that has been argued compellingly enough to give all of us pause.