Sentence examples for argued that would from inspiring English sources
They argued that would perhaps make the whole franchise more valuable and give firms the impetus to spend more on research.
Mr. Costolo said he wanted to migrate away from developers building more external Twitter apps, to a world where developers and companies are building products inside the Twitter platform — a move, he argued, that would create a better experience for users.
Because, the school argued, that would enable a third party, like the insurance company or the government, to step in and provide the contraceptive coverage, which is the point of the form.
But he argued that would not be the Alaska way.
The Republicans argued that would cut down on frivolous requests for testing and court challenges.
He argued that would hurt economic growth by crimping small businesses, many of which file under the individual tax code.
Advocates argue that would finally get the housing market moving again.
Mr. Bush and his aides argue that would be a huge mistake.
He argues that, "would-be entrepreneurs are told that nothing can be known in advance".
