It argued: "If you like Apple products, fine.
People argued "if I don't take [the job] someone worse will," wrote the columnist Jan Macháček.
What is the point of archiving old pictures, he argued, if people can't use them?
My assessments of Mr. Rapp's plays have been honest and, I hope, clear-headed and persuasively argued, if rarely enthusiastic.
Street protests would be less likely, they argued, if workers thought a fair, impartial process existed to resolve disputes.
Entrepreneurial success was a team effort, he argued: If you were successful, somebody along the line gave you some help.
What is more, it is argued, if mark-to-market losses do exist, they may not have to be recognised.
He argued: "If you don't have a credible economic plan, you simply don't have a living standards plan".
Araki's photographs were sexist, degrading, oppressively fetishistic, they argued; if the work was installed, they wouldn't be coming back.
Selling these instruments to foreign buyers would be far easier, the firms argued, if those instruments were tied to a well-known global benchmark.
But America would only ever achieve that reform, I argued, if a Presidential candidate made it central to his or her election.
