Sentence examples similar to argued issue from inspiring English sources

Even during a fierce campaign for Senate, Martha Coakley speaks with quiet fervor, a serious woman who has been arguing issues since she was a standout on her Western Massachusetts high school debate team.

Defendants can only argue issues not presented during trial.

Never argue issues or deliver punishments or personal criticism during shared meals, game nights, shared sports events and "family time" that is being substituted for TV nights.

"I thought that was nave," said one of those who argued the issue.

Summers and Goolsbee had argued the issue for weeks, and the debate had become a source of friction between them.

The ban's defenders argued the issue should be decided by individual states.

During the hearings, a lawyer for the bakery argued the issue was "the cake, not the customer".

As I argued last issue (Apr. 5), the specter of downgrades is haunting the corporate bond market.

Some have argued the issue has been in the news media spotlight because the incidents were related to gay bullying.

But, the F.D.A. argued in issuing the rules, "correct pediatric dosing cannot necessarily be extrapolated from adult dosing information".

It is argued that issues with such characteristics require public participation in the decision making process.