Sentence examples for argued that one from inspiring English sources

Julian Bond, the group's chairman, argued that one more conservative vote on the Supreme Court could result in a setback for civil rights causes.

The art society has argued that one iconic ride, something on the order of the London Eye would be another way to lure visitors from around the world.

Some of the normal hips may become abnormal over time and it could be argued that one should study the elderly to gain ultimate data on normality.

It has been argued that one of the criteria for selecting quality indicators is whether they clarify agreement on the objectives of a system/organisation.

Baird argued that one officer's signature was clearly not in his handwriting and had been forged.

The professor argued that "one thing about Marxist thought that remains solid is class struggle.

Arendt argued that one difficulty was that there were "no general standards to determine our judgments unfailingly".

Fassel argued that one of the reasons for Barber's strong season in 1999 was "we didn't wear him out".

He argued that one lesson of history is that "bad things tend to get worse if they're not challenged early".

He argued that one could never tell, because one could not logically separate the physics involved from the mathematics, so any choice would be a matter of convention.

Given ethical considerations, Knottnerus and Bouter [ 61] argued that one-sided testing is preferable under these circumstances.