Sentence examples for argued that because from inspiring English sources

Similarly, some have argued that because 1998 remains the warmest on record, global warming has stopped.

Prosecutors argued that because of the religious symbolism of the attacks, they were hate crimes.

He argued that because flooding predated the beaver's arrival, killing it might not solve the problem.

It is argued that because we pay more taxes, we should have more privileges".

Others argued that because they were made of sugar, ground almonds and egg white, they broke no rules.

"I've always argued that because food is served quickly and effectively doesn't mean it can't be good.

It argued that, because Lindh had been read his Miranda rights, the confession had been properly obtained.

Mr. McKinnon said he argued that because of time pressure it was not advisable to change the spot.

Proactive argued that because contracts were brokered by Stretford while he was still at the firm, it was due commission.

The trustees argued that because of the economic downturn, the money in the trust was inadequate for operating the school.

Executives have argued that because they intend to hold the loans to maturity, they need not write down their value.