Sentence examples for argued forcefully that from inspiring English sources

Steve Shadowen and Sozi Tulante, two lawyers in private practice in Pennsylvania, have argued forcefully that preferences violate the equal protection clause of the 14th Amendment.

John argued forcefully that we should say nothing until February.

He argued forcefully that Jews should move back into such shifting areas.

In the plan's cover letter, the governor argued forcefully that meeting the challenges of global warming made good business sense.

But more alarmingly for some voters, she argued forcefully that Greece should "never have been allowed" to join the eurozone.

Mr. Ravitch has argued forcefully that, in the interest of fairness, everyone who benefits from mass transit should contribute.

A French feminist philosopher argues forcefully that women must avoid excessive child-centeredness.

In the film, several former Shin Bet leaders argue forcefully that terrorism is ultimately a political problem that cannot be resolved by endless campaigns of assassination.

In it, Lustig argues forcefully that fructose, a form of sugar ubiquitous in modern diets, is a "poison" culpable for America's obesity epidemic.

In "The End of Power" Mr Naím, a former Venezuelan cabinet minister now ensconced at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, a think-tank, argues forcefully that rigid pyramids of power are collapsing.

Mr McCain should argue forcefully that, as an experienced legislator who has worked with left-wing Democrats as well as right-wing Republicans, he will be the perfect man to check Congress where necessary and work with it where desirable.Third, Mr McCain should point out that his opponent has never once in his career said boo to a Democratic goose.