Sentence examples for argued giving from inspiring English sources

Yet, as Otmar Issing, a member of the ECB's executive board, has argued, giving a role to money in setting policy, alongside its inflation target, may serve a similar role as taking asset prices into account.

Five core social instincts, I have argued, gave structure and strength to our primeval herds.

"Ultimately, we have to have a comprehensive policy," he argued, given the scale of the problem.

This formal perfection, Schenker argued, gives a musical masterwork "total independence from the world around it".

This, it was once argued, gave Japan an advantage over American capitalism, obsessed with short-term profit.

The need for something useful, he argued, gives rise to value, while prices result from the exchange of valued items.

Its mission of protecting the public health, the agency argued, gives it broad authority to regulate commercial speech.

The 30percentt estimate seemed high, they argued, given that 15percentt of Americans deployed to Vietnam served in combat roles.

For a while, the main villain on the right was Barack Obama, whose failures, it has been argued, gave Trump his opening.

Flexible scheduling and working-from-home, it is often argued, give women more latitude to work while still devoting time to their families.

The loose, idiomatic rhythms of ordinary conversation, it has been argued, give both actor and spectator too much freedom of interpretation and response.