Sentence examples for argued on that from inspiring English sources

Some researchers had argued on that basis that Kennewick Man was part of an early wave of migration to the Americas and that today's Native Americans belonged to a later, unrelated wave.

We may have argued on that humid summer day about how exactly we should get to the top of the Great Wall of China, but we got there, and back again, together.

But arguing on that point alone shows a lack of understanding of how publishing works.

The prosecution argued on Tuesday that psychiatric tests were essential and that he should be referred.

Mr. Moussaoui argued on appeal that the court had restricted his choice of lawyers and that he had been deprived of classified information before entering the plea.

In their unsuccessful appeal that all charges be dropped, Monsignor Lynn's lawyers argued on Thursday that the prosecutors had failed to prove his guilt.

Executives at the banks argued on Thursday that the new ratings failed to reflect the safeguards and changes that they had put in place in recent years.

He's argued on CNBC that human activities aren't "a primary contributor to the global warming that we see".

While Ms. Rowling argued on Monday that people who bought the "Harry Potter Lexicon" would have little incentive to buy her books, Mr. Vander Ark argued that, on the contrary, only people who read her books would be interested in his encyclopedia.

He argued on Tuesday that government spending was simply out of control.

Mr. Peltz argued on Wednesday that the beverage business, though "wonderful," was a laggard.