Sentence examples for argued use from inspiring English sources

BEST had used an out-of-date methodology for assessing station quality, he argued; use the right one, and you find that US temperatures have risen by only half as much over the last 30 years as Prof Muller and others say it has.

In 2007, Bryant and Charmaz argued: 'Use of GTM, at least as much as any other research method, only develops with experience.

Also, she argued, using SP in an epidemic may actually speed the spread of malaria.

China and the U.S., he argued, used to have a symbiotic relationship and formed a tightly integrated unit that he calls Chimerica.

Soon, Gates argued, using a PC won't necessarily require sitting at a desk and typing at a keyboard.

Phillips et al. have recently argued, using survey data, that the folk concept of happiness is a mix of psychological and evaluative (Phillips, Misenheimer, et al. 2011).

They want to start over and, as they argue, use more precise, targeted means to punish the Saudi regime.

Arguments based on emotions, sometimes referred to as "pathos" in the study of arguing, use appeals to people's heart and emotions.

Arguments based on logic, sometimes referred to as "logos" in the study of arguing, use examples and ideas which are rooted in simple, direct reasoning.

Now gun absolutists will argue – using dubious evidence - that the presence of more guns decreases crime.

"Popular culture," he argues, "used to draw people to what they liked.