Sentence examples for argued later from inspiring English sources

Rice argued later that the agency provided no "actionable intelligence," so there was nothing to be done.

The third case, to be argued later in the term, involves Jeffrey K. Skilling, the former chief executive of Enron.

He argued later that the shah could have preserved power in a new coalition had the White House been more responsive.

The British claimed legitimate self-defence, but Webster argued later that anticipatory action was justified as self-defence only where "the necessity of that self-defence is instant, overwhelming, and leaving no choice of means and no moment for deliberation".

Izzy and her mother had also argued later that night.

As argued later, Machiavellianism and primary psychopathy are essentially identical constructs (McHoskey et al. 1998).

"Public-housing residents are no different than any other renters," he argues later.

And I was quick to argue later that month that i was not attracting readers.

Yet, as I will argue later, news is as saleable a commodity as any other.

"We can argue later on whether Santorum is the right person to nominate or Gingrich is," he said.

When bills needed to be contested, Empire adopted a "pay and pursue" policy, meaning it pays now and argues later.