Sentence examples for argued on this from inspiring English sources

We have argued and argued on this one but the government have not yet conceded ground.

As Robert Butler argued on this very blog, it's only this year, with plays from Andrew Bovell's When the Rain Stops Falling to Nick Payne's brilliant comedy If There Is I Haven't Found It Yet, that we're starting to show climate change as something happening in the present, rather than as a distant prospect.

Some argued, on this basis, that a modest amount of warming might be good for people.The new report pours cold water on that idea.

As argued on this site before, there are plenty of other reasons for travelers to exercise self-restraint when it comes to packing.

Twenty-eight yeago ago, William Gass argued on this very page that literary prizes, and the Pulitzer in particular, were the enemies of quality and artistic ambition.

John Hilary has argued on this site that David Cameron seems the "worst possible choice" to join the UN panel on replacing the millennium development goals (MDGs).

Goodman and colleagues argued on the basis of this example that rapid surveys may not necessarily yield complete inventories of the fauna of an area.

140 It can be argued, on the basis of this judgment, that the provision of potentially life-shortening symptom relief is legal if the intention is to ease pain.

Publicly, Mbeki gave up arguing on this point some time ago.

Russians, including Russian Muslims, are already arguing on this very point, and will continue to do so.

Selim Berker argues on this basis that "neuroscientific results are actually doing no work" (2009: 294) in the argument.