Sentence examples for argued that some of from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, it is argued that some of the assumptions behind the project design were faulty.

Reserve soldiers who signed the statement argued that some of their orders were illegal.

The union argued that some of its members should be allowed to join the case.

But Mr. Luttwak argued that some of the study's broad conclusions go too far.

Bush has argued that some of the blame for the issueless, negative nature of this campaign belongs to the press.

Pluralists argued that some of the negative aspects of modern industrial society might be overcome by economic and administrative decentralization.

And he argued that some of Private Manning's searches were in response to a 2009 WikiLeaks "most wanted" list.

He argued that some of the proposals demonstrated "little or no understanding of the nature of graduate education".

McCrary argued that some of Trump's recent accomplishments, such as moving the embassy, were important only to "evangelical elites".

Under Mr. Clinton, the E.P.A. argued that some of what the companies described as routine maintenance was actually major upgrades.

I've argued that some of them are entitled to basic legal rights for the same reasons humans are.