Sentence examples for argued in a previous from inspiring English sources

And, as I argued in a previous column, there's much more the Fed could be doing.

As I' argued in a previous column, this is probably part of a broader slowdown of technological advances.

The defense argued in a previous motion for the case's removal from Baltimore that an impartial jury could not be found in a city whose population, it alleged, would fear renewed large-scale protest.

Nor is it deviant, as I mistakenly argued in a previous post: the numbers show that sexting is on its way to becoming a national pastime.Yet I agree that Mr Weiner should snuff out his mayoral aspirations.

I argued in a previous post that this is a big source of fragility in our financial system, which is basically another way of saying that the extremely low ratio of bank equity to bank assets is destabilising.

I argued in a previous Droidcast on TechCrunch that the Nokia/Android mashup was essentially a non-starter; the alliance appears to have been in the pipeline already when Microsoft began the process of taking over Nokia's hardware division, but there are clear indications that Nokia's new owners won't be as open to the idea of seeing the experiment through.

But, as argued in the previous paragraph, a further extension of the commitment may not help.The second factor is the decline in substitutability; there are fewer and fewer alternatives to Treasuries.

I have already argued this in a previous column.

Conversely, Prince Hal, as I argued in my previous piece, is a calculating pol with no loyalty to his boon companion and mentor, Falstaff.

However, as argued in the previous section, this does not guarantee a positive contribution to higher-level objectives, since there seem to be discrepancies between the different levels of objectives and targets set for the FPs.

I argued in my previous post that the struggle for liberty is more like a guerrilla campaign than all-out war, the victories of which are obscure and often incomplete.