Sentence examples for argued the problem from inspiring English sources

Sinirlioglu argued "the problem is not bilateral, but general".

Justice Lehner argued the problem of favoritism could be eliminated merely by enacting new restrictions on whom receivers hire.

Take, he argued, the problem of an economy that needs a money supply of £100,000 but has only £60,000 in cash.

Even if Chalmers is wrong, and consciousness turns out to be parsable with conventional scientific methods, as, for example, Daniel Dennett has argued, the problem is damn tricky.

As Amartya Sen has argued, the problem is not absolute lack of food but the systemic flaws or decisions that prevent food getting to the people.

One frontbencher has argued "the problem with non-voters is that they don't vote", and therefore there is little point chasing them.

He argued the problems faced are the result of inequalities within the United Kingdom, rather than inequalities between Scotland and England.

If reasons for adopting a practice or pattern of reasoning transmit to the actions or inferences that fall under it, as Rawls (1955) once argued, the problems of bootstrapping and peremptoriness return.

At the High Court TfGM argued the problems have been caused by a "fundamental failure" by Thales to deliver a robust tram system and meet its contractual requirements, due to a lack of resources and inadequacies among managers.

As Andy Xie of Morgan Stanley argues: "The problem is not capital.

Now, he argues, the problem has come home, and he is surely correct.