Sentence examples for argued for three from inspiring English sources

So, rather than five kingdoms of life, Woese argued for three domains (Eucarya, Archaea, and Bacteria).

Mr. Mills suggested it could be done in a day, but Mr. Harrington argued for three days: one for planning, one for shopping and one for assembly.

I say this even though I have argued for three years that the very worst things about Trump are the things that are public, visible, legal — and immoral.

That effort had strong Congressional support, but had been thwarted by President Bill Clinton, who argued for three years that such judgments interfered with American foreign policy.

Its chief executive, John Weston, has argued for three years for a grand coalition of Europe's defence companies, to be called the European Aerospace and Defence Company, rolling in also the Airbus civil jet-making consortium.BAe saw its merger with DASA as a first step.

These conclusions were in line with findings drawn from other studies (Dale, 2000; Dale & Robertson, 2002), which provided evidence for regional similarities and argued for three regions of harmonized curricula and instruction: Europe, Asia, and America.

France has argued for two resolutions; the United States has balked.

"But after we argued for five minutes he put his foot down.

Mr Kasparov and Mr Kasyanov, who says he wants to be president, argued for seven hours just over how to nominate candidates for parliament and the presidency.

Yet the point of her book, announced in its title and tirelessly argued for seven hundred and thirty-one pages, is that he was a neurotic man, spagesdown the misdle.

Today she argued for ten minutes about the difference in height, until the police dragged in a row of school desks so that we could all sit down.