Sentence examples for argued helps from inspiring English sources

Germany's refusal to integrate immigrants, it is argued, helps to produce the racial acrimony that has caused dozens of deaths in post-unification Germany, including, Turks charge, the Easter deaths of three of their number in an arson attack in the Rhineland.Politicians worried about an ethnic clash want a basic change to the citizenship law.

Sometimes, he argued, helping your relatives can spread your genes faster than having children of your own.

It will, he argued, help vindicate Hermitage lawyers who have been persecuted in Russia for working for Mr. Browder.

Retaliatory acts, anthropologists have long argued, help keep people in line where formal laws or enforcement do not exist.

Many have argued Help to Buy should be Help to Build; why not make homes specifically for the young, where the rent has to remain affordable?

A year earlier, the rugby team had won the World Cup, a moment that many cultural commentators argued helped to bring the country together.

It started Grand Valley on its way to becoming a Division II athletic juggernaut, and, it could be argued, helped rescue Notre Dame from football mediocrity because of the events it set in motion.

Naproxen, Merck argued, helped the heart in much the same way aspirin does and the comparison looked bad.

In his book, From the Shadows, published in 1996, Mr Gates defended the role of the CIA in undertaking covert action which, he argued, helped to win the Cold War.

Anyway, you have one of those classic songs under your belt that can be argued helped the country heal.

The department said in response that borrowers could find the survey results by searching for them on Google, which it argued helped improve customer service.