Sentence examples for argued time from inspiring English sources
On many issues, though, Mr. Brahimi argued, time is the healer.
Clarkson on environmentalists * "I've argued time and again that the old trade unionists and CND lesbians didn't go away.
No helicopter could fly as fast or as far, senior Marine Corps officers argued time and again.
And, as the same agency has also argued, time is running out to limit emissions to levels that might keep the global temperature rise to 2°C this century.
And, as we have argued time and again, file storage services without editing tools — and the other way around — are moot.
She was one of the people," argues Time magazine, hailing her as "the princess [who] transformed a nation".
I know the traditionalists argue time and again that induction into racing's Hall of Fame rewards a career while Horse of the Year means just that.
As Young (2002) argues, time is not only a dimension of social interaction but also an instrument of social interaction.
Oh, we may argue from time to time, but it's like family arguing.
You will argue from time to time and it may not help if one or both or you are argumentative.
We argued about time, we argued about money, we argued about approach.
