Sentence examples for argued that the large from inspiring English sources

"The Justice Department argued that the large fines signaled just how tough it had been," Eisinger writes.

I argued that the large number of instances over an extended period add up to a pattern of bigotry.

Other economists – including this one – have argued that the large differences in productivity among the member economies present serious difficulties for a monetary union.

They argued that the large settlement showed that the cigarette makers could afford to pay much more money than they had indicated.

Advocates argued that the large differences in quotes suggested that some companies were not pricing risk appropriately, or might in effect be ceding certain territories to other companies.

Chief Bernard K. Melekian of the Pasadena, Calif., police department argued that the large number of days off built into a schedule of steady 12-hour shifts can give an officer a sense of detachment from his work.

Military prosecutors had argued that the largest leak in U.S. history had assisted al-Qaeda.

It can be argued that the largest potential for energy savings based on process integration is in the intermediate size industry.

In a speech at the Brookings Institution, he argued that the largest banks remain too big to fail and launched a year-long campaign to solicit solutions.

Kurtz's letter argued that the "largest tennis organization in the world" with 750,000 members was "a far cry from a minor league baseball organization that operates only during summer months".

It has been argued that the largest businesses, operating internationally, can most readily reduce the tax they have to pay, and that globalisation opens up opportunities to avoid tax.