Sentence examples for argued staying from inspiring English sources

Tourism does not sustain the generals; indeed it can be argued staying away leaves the country and its people more isolated and vulnerable.

Then, the speaker argued, stay in contact throughout the process.

Too much of the foundation's money and activity, she argues, stays in the west.

The army, they argue, stayed mostly on the sidelines during the crisis when President Abdurrahman Wahid was removed from power.

The city argued against staying the proceedings because the contracts were suspended.

The anti-marketeers included Tony Benn and Enoch Powell, while Margaret Thatcher argued for staying in Europe.

Cameron has previously argued that staying in the EU is vital for Britain's security as it enables greater sharing of intelligence about terrorist activity across the bloc.

I've argued that staying in Iraq indefinitely undermines our national security by empowering jihadis — just as we now know that our military presence in Saudi Arabia in the 1990s was, in fact, counterproductive by empowering Al Qaeda in its early days.

Reacting to the bear market rally of April through June 2001 a sucker move most seers mistook for a new bull market my June 11 , 2001column argued for staying out, detailing why for a new bull market you need the long bond to act well.

During the sunny financial weather of the past years, that seemed to argue for staying out.

Both argue that Staying Put should be extended to children in residential care.