Sentence examples for argued post from inspiring English sources

And if the data do not show a renewal effect, it can be argued post hoc that the context change was not salient enough to affect learning.

After his previous startup didn't work out, he began writing sharply argued posts on major tech topics, along with philosophical product reviews.

But Shapiro, and several other conservative commentators, argued post-election that Republicans shouldn't compromise on core conservative issues going forward.

The dissent argues, post, at 182-184, that Rule 41(b), as modified following Warden v. Hayden, 387 U.S. 294, 87 S.Ct.

Yet, I would argue, post-fact politics has been tarnishing democracy for some time.

And, as the historian Timothy Snyder argues, post-truth is pre-fascism.

The MP said Davey had promised there would be no "programme of closures" but argued that post offices would not survive without the guaranteed business.

It has recently been argued that post-decision wagering provides an objective measure of awareness.

The businessman then argued that post-withdrawal chaos was in fact another reason to abandon Iraq.

The government argued that posts on Facebook were worsening the tensions.

2600 argued that posting of DeCSS code is protected by the First Amendment and necessary to preserve fair use of digital media.