Sentence examples for argued since from inspiring English sources

Microsoft has argued since 1997 that Windows and Internet Explorer are one inseparable product.

An international coordinated response, it was argued then and has been argued since, would have been better.

Osborne has argued since 2009 that cuts need to be made to public spending to reduce Britain's debts.

It could also potentially curb population growth, he argued, since parents who were confident that their children would thrive would be more likely to have smaller families.

But, Justice Kagan argued, since Ms. Symczyk never accepted the offer and never got any money, both her individual claim and the collective claim attached to it continued.

Conspiracy theorists have argued since before Obama was elected president that he was born in Kenya, thus rendering him ineligible to become US president.

I didn't argue, since I knew my troops couldn't give any more".

Further cuts in technology budgets would be difficult, he argues, since they would require many firms to reorganise themselves first.

Handouts from the taxpayer are needed, power firms argue, since the technology in question is still young.

To extreme lengths, one might argue, since engaged literacy provides the framework for social and professional success in adulthood.

Only foreigners are alarmed by Mr Duhalde's populist talk, they argue, since most Argentines know that he has no intention of following it through.