Although, the ABCS 135 is sensitive and quick to employ, it could be argued, that much of the test is redundant.
Airline executives have long argued that much of the restructuring was unavoidable.
Defense lawyers argued that much of this evidence would prejudice the jury.
City officials had argued that much of the violence from earlier riots had been caused by "outside agitators".
They argued that much of the damage would come from falling trade levels and lower consumer confidence.
Mr. Rothman argued that much of the Ninth District included his former constituents — even if his house and district offices were in the Fifth.
Robert Balfanz, the Johns Hopkins expert who identified America's "dropout factories", has argued that much depends on which strategies are employed where and under what conditions.
Buchanan also argued that much debt-financed federal spending is immoral and that it was immoral to tax people to pay for it.
They argued that much of the material that the government is asking the judge to seal, including transcripts from previous proceedings, was already public.
He argued that much good work had been done for poor minority families, and he said the city was also responsible for much of what had gone wrong.
In a 2007 New Yorker article, Malcolm Gladwell controversially argued that much of the information that constituted this lie was already in the public domain, such that the problems of Enron were discoverable had someone only looked hard enough.
