Sentence examples for argued the amount from inspiring English sources

Campaigners had argued the amount of power produced would not outweigh the impact on north Devon.

Nygård argued the amount she sought was excessive and would destroy the child's work ethic and give him a case of "affluenza".

Although some have argued the amount of lead in bone broth is not that high, even the tiniest amounts of lead are worth avoiding.

Many would agree with such sentiments, arguing the amount of traffic is also a major factor in why both children and adults are getting less active.

Although you can argue that every top recruit or recruit who feels they can make that jump doesn't have great NBA potential, I may also argue the amount of time a player stays in college never has been the prime indicator on how good they will be by time they reach the draft.

In fact the observation that there is suppression at all argues the amount of misexpressed pkn has been reduced.

Civil liberties advocates argued the laws amount to "cruel and unusual punishment"—a Charter violation that disproportionately affects drug addicts and marginalized people.

The five members that brought the legal challenge argued the ban amounted to a breach of contract, saying they had "paid their dues" for a right to vote.

Prosecutors argued that Joanou's DNA was recovered under the victim's fingernails, though Joanou's attorney Christopher Chaney argued that the amount was insignificant, consistent with standing or sitting in a car together.

Some biologists have argued that the amount and rate of cell division is what shapes plant morphology.

Prosecutors had argued that the amount his wife paid, about $22 million, was well below market value, but that argument appeared to fail.