Sentence examples for argued that the testing from inspiring English sources

Mr. Thompson argued that the testing would mean the loss of crucial evidence to prove his client's case.

The tobacco companies argued that the testing technology was experimental and unproven at diagnosing disease early enough to make any difference.

Criticisms of the Rorschach have centred on three things: First, some psychologists have argued that the testing psychologist also projects his or her unconscious world on to the inkblots when interpreting responses.

Some officials argued that the tests might actually provide reassurance about the strength of many banks.

Riggs argued that the test would complement, rather than replace, higher-level approaches.

The group, Human Rights Watch, argued that the test constituted a second assault on a traumatized woman.

She argued that the test was designed to prove the scientist's preconceptions.

The Faillaces and Mr. Freeman had argued that the tests used to condemn their sheep were inconclusive.

The union has argued that the test results were supposed to remain anonymous under its agreement with the commissioner's office and that the government illegally seized them.

The practice came under increasing criticism in the 1990s by doctors, scientists and athletes who argued that the tests were not just invasive, but were also bad science.

They argued that the test was not needed because they were already watching for side effects and reducing the drug's dose if necessary.