Sentence examples for argued that does from inspiring English sources

In this context, Mr. Kerry's acceptance speech on Thursday looms as a critical moment for him, an opportunity to present himself and his views to a nation that doesn't know him very well (or, as Mr. Bush's advisers have argued, that does know him but doesn't like him).

Still, Ms. Galinsky argues, that does not diminish the significance of the president's choices.

But I'd argue that doesn't help because those products are simply not very good.

But, he argues, that doesn't mean it's not an uncomfortable elitist dynamic that we should try to change.

Is there anyone who'd argue that doesn't push certain values onto children?

Mr. Chafee argued that doing so could expose Mr. Pleau to the death penalty, which Rhode Island does not have.

Advocacy groups such as Oxfam argued that doing so obscured the true environmental cost of their businesses worldwide.

Some argue that does a better job of aligning executive interests with those of shareholders.

"I don't think it is realistic to argue that doesn't constitute a subsidy," he said.

Mr Herz firmly backed fair value, arguing that doing otherwise made financial trickery easier.

I'm sure that people will argue that doing so will make the U.S. less competitive.