Sentence examples for argued of not from inspiring English sources

250/595 (42%) of the responders argued of not being in the risk group.

The opposition will argue: "Of course it's not the same.

Many in the industry argue, of course, that borrowers, not lenders, are responsible for any problems they experience with their loans.

During a national emergency, they argued, the consequences of not receiving the proper code from the White House might be disastrous.

But as this special report has argued, the risks of not undertaking such fundamental reforms are far greater than the risks of trying.

The resulting effect, Călinescu argued, was not that of "a confession or a diary", but that of a symbolic account depicting "the childhood of the universal child".

But James, she argued, was not one of those.

The mosques, Ms. Khanum has argued, were "not really of the people".

The real problem, he argued, was not fear of the Social Democrats but the age-old tension between civilian and military influence in the Prussian-German government.

It can be argued that not many of the unfortunate wives are as Julie Christie-like as Carol White, or many of the husbands as Dylan Thomas-like as Ray Brooks.

The crack epidemic in New York subsided, Professor Kleiman has argued, not because of anti-drug campaigns, but because the economics of the business weren't favorable.