Sentence examples for argued it does from inspiring English sources

Discussing whether the new law will specifically impact ProtonMail's encrypted email business, Yen argued it does not materially change anything for its privacy claims.

Discussing whether the new law will specifically impact ProtonMail's encrypted email business, Yen argued it does not materially change anything for its privacy claims.

But at some point, I argued, it does matter.

More important, he argued, "It does not matter if the dance was artistic or crude, boring or erotic.

Some professionals have argued it does not exist at all, others that multiple personalities are brought on as a result of therapy.

More important, he argued, it does not matter what the State Constitution says, because it is superseded by a 1988 federal law.

In the end, Mr. Dearington argued, it did not really matter precisely which intruder took which action.

In court Wednesday, the Navy argued it did not violate the 1986 law.

But they argued it did not mean that the system was inherently flawed.

In testimony Tuesday he apologized for what happened at WaMu but argued it didn't have to happen that way.

As Cooper, the policy analyst, argued, it didn't have to be this way.