Sentence examples for argued for instance from inspiring English sources

He argued, for instance, that Ms. Levin had died during rough sex, implying that her killer was provoked.

It argued, for instance, that fraternities are not limited when it comes to the size of their membership.

He argued, for instance, that it would be wrong for the UK to "subcontract" its security to others.

They argued, for instance, that a hands-free law would provide an excuse for police officers to pull over minority drivers.

Mr. Pally argued, for instance, that the supershuttle would benefit only 5,000 Long Islanders while the East Side Access project would benefit 60,000.

And the platform nurtures communities fighting for justice; historian Anthea Butler has argued, for instance, that Black Twitter has come to inherit the mantle of the Black Church.

Some techno-nationalists argue, for instance, that "American innovation" should receive preferential tax treatment or subsidies.

Doctors argue, for instance, about whether fibromyalgia or chronic fatigue syndrome, which have no obvious anatomical causes, are really diseases.

A senior diplomat argues, for instance, that "rhetoric which excludes Russia pushes it in the wrong direction".

It is correct to argue, for instance, that in itself decommissioning would do little to improve security in the province.

Mr. Rumsfeld is expected to argue, for instance, that the armed services must stockpile laser- and satellite-guided weapons for future conflicts.