Sentence examples for argued going from inspiring English sources

In fact, he argued, going into China "wasn't as much a business decision as a decision about getting people information.

The shock data sent the City – which had expected 0.5% growth – into a spin and many of Osborne's keenest supporters began to question if his public sector spending cuts were, as Labour has consistently argued, going too fast and too deep.

Describing the reason to regulate the number of Uber cars on the road, she argued, "Going ahead and doing unregulated numbers means that I go ahead and buy the cost of having to correct the problems later on".

American timber interests, however, have argued going back to the Reagan administration that Canada's system for managing its national forests gives Canadian lumber exporters too good a deal and that the price is therefore too cheap.

The Analytical Engine, she argued, went beyond the bounds of arithmetic.

That, they argued, went beyond the "compelled commercial speech" courts have ruled is permissible under the First Amendment to protect consumers from confusion and deception.

Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama kept arguing, going at one another.

"There was a lot of arguing going on, a lot of heavy stuff," Mrs. Ploss said.

But what I'd actually like to argue goes a little further.

The arguing went on for several minutes, then ended as the men slowly left the gym.

The demand of food sovereignty, she argues, goes far beyond recognising the role of small-scale agriculture.