Sentence examples for argued the issue from inspiring English sources

"I thought that was nave," said one of those who argued the issue.

Summers and Goolsbee had argued the issue for weeks, and the debate had become a source of friction between them.

Marsh argued the issue against Brendan Sullivan, and Judge Sullivan decided to keep the trial in the District of Columbia — a victory that Marsh savored.

The ban's defenders argued the issue should be decided by individual states.

During the hearings, a lawyer for the bakery argued the issue was "the cake, not the customer".

The allied powers agreed that reparations should be reconsidered upon German reunification - but when that came in 1990, Berlin argued the issue had passed.

It might seem that epiphenomenalists are in trouble here, but as a number of recent philosophers have argued, the issues here are very far from being settled (Chalmers 1996, Hyslop 1999).

The lawyers are to argue the issue on Dec. 13.

The Motion Picture Association, however, says this is not the arena in which to argue the issue.

With the Lees there was also, Mills argues, the issue of age.

The hearing brought together lawyers for Lewis, Evander Holyfield and Ruiz as well as Don King, the promoter for Holyfield, to argue the issue.