Sentence examples for argued often enough from inspiring English sources
Critics of austerity have argued often enough that their opponents are immune to facts.
This point, namely that prokaryotic evolution is not a tree, has been argued often enough in these pages [ 8] and elsewhere [ 69].
My husband and I argued often.
In a newspaper story, they would have been quoted or paraphrased, even if left unidentified; in a magazine story, practitioners argue, it's often enough for the author to assimilate contrary views and then make a judgment.
Jobs on the high-end are also occupied by immigrants, but not often enough, argue CFR and MPI.
Often enough, it is argued, the (violent) behavior of states cannot be reductively understood as a merely instrumental striving for ever more power but should (at least also) be perceived as a struggle for recognition (see the contributions in Lindemann/Ringmar 2011 and O'Neill/Smith 2012, part III).
And Mr. Fox is far from being the first actor with a disability or serious medical condition to play a character with that challenge on television (though advocates argue that this kind of casting doesn't happen nearly often enough).
The article argues that this is a form of present-day eugenics that is not discussed often enough.
Suarez said he welcomed the police presence, but argued the main problem was that officers from the local precinct didn't patrol the buildings often enough.
David Wootton argues that even if force occasionally works at changing a person's belief, it does not work often enough to make it rational for persons to consent to the government exercising that power.
