The phrase "argued to ask" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an attempt to express a request or inquiry that has been debated or discussed, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "During the meeting, he argued to ask for more resources to complete the project."
Alternatives: "contended to inquire" or "debated to request".
As Mr Fletcher explains, opinions differed, but there were always those who argued that to ask too much was to put the process of conversion at risk.How genuinely Christian, then, were many of those whose graves have been revealed by archaeologists to contain more signs of pagan burial customs (such as grave goods) than of Christian ones?
As my Tax Policy Center Eric Toder has argued, you have to ask whether it makes sense at all to tax a firm based on a corporation's legal residence.
Darwinism, John Gray argues, forced Victorians "to ask why their lives should not end like those of other animals, in nothingness.
To ask whether justice obtains in the world, libertarians argue, is mainly to ask whether people have been justly treated, principally whether their rights to their persons and possessions have been respected.
He learned to listen first rather than talk, to discuss ideas instead of argue positions, and to ask questions as opposed to voicing opinions.
As some education advocates push for more rigorous academics and teacher accountability, Balfanz argues they fail to ask a basic question: Are kids actually in school?
Or there's gang violence they're avoiding". As some education advocates push for more rigorous academics and teacher accountability, Balfanz argues they fail to ask a basic question: Are kids actually in school?
It is not a point to have a better argument, or argue against, but to ask until you understand the other person.
Warren argued that Democrats need to ask who they truly are and who they stand up for.
He argues that men refusing to ask for directions hides deeper cartographic disorders.
