Sentence examples for argued extensively from inspiring English sources
"Seven of these people," Mr. Flanigan said, "are sitting judges, and four of them have argued extensively before the Supreme Court".
The inquest heard that despite Ms Pilkington's repeated calls to police for help, officers never brought a prosecution against any member of the gang, an issue that was argued extensively in court.
At present, the concept of solutions for impulsive fractional differential equations has been argued extensively.
At present, the concept of solutions for impulsive fractional differential equations [2 21] has been argued extensively.
The psychologist, Ralph Hood, has argued extensively that psychometric studies provide "strong empirical support" for "the common core thesis" of mystical experience (Hood, 2006).
However, the concept of solutions for impulsive fractional differential equations [4 13] has been argued extensively, while the concept presented in Refs. [4 8, 13] could be controversial and deserves a further argument and mending.
They filed a new round of briefs, arguing extensively that the individual mandate is supported by the power to regulate interstate commerce.
Jeter argued calmly but extensively with Winters after that.
The effects of microcrack interaction on the failure behavior of materials present one problem of considerable interest in micromechanics, which has been extensively argued but has not been resolved as yet.
Historical case in point: Martin Luther King Jr. Public intellectual Michael Eric Dyson and historian Vincent Harding have extensively argued that we as a nation have capitalized on the "I have a dream" part of King's speech to support all sorts of agendas but rarely do we pair it with the "nightmare" that King unapologetically pointed out.
A case for the development of blood transcriptional biomarkers has been extensively argued elsewhere [37], [38], and the application of a 'modular' approach to genomic analysis of the response of SLE patients to treatment has been described recently [39].
