Sentence examples for argued it made from inspiring English sources

Fabius also argued it made no moral or practical sense for Assad to remain if the goal was to rebuild a new, free and united Syria.

Opponents argued it made the US role transparent, which could escalate the conflict to superpower level; might increase the risk of retaliation against staging-area Pakistan; and created a threat that terrorists would get possession of the weapon.

Critics have argued it made no sense for the United States to have spent billions of dollars to examine all carry-on bags and checked baggage but allow cargo to be loaded onto passenger planes without scrutiny.

He developed the concept of "imaginary time", and argued it made no sense to talk of a time before the universe began: to ask what happened before the beginning of the universe is as meaningless as asking what is south of the South Pole.

Rather, she argued, it makes racial prejudice harder to root out.

At the same time, it is argued, it makes home-buying more difficult for first-time rural buyers.

Mr Burnham argued: "It makes no sense to cut simple support in people's homes only to spend thousands keeping them in hospital.

In such circumstances, Saint-Simon argued, it makes sense to put the economic arrangements of society in the hands of its most knowledgeable and productive members, so that they may direct economic production for the benefit of all.

Republican senators have argued it makes sense to include it in tax policy because the mandate was upheld by the Supreme Court in 2012 by declaring it a tax.

But the party split internally, with some members deciding to compete as the National Democratic Force (NDF), arguing it made more sense to be involved in the process, however flawed.

Since McCain loves both TV and arguing, it made for a lengthy brawl.