Sentence examples for argued which from inspiring English sources
This was a "global crisis", he argued, which merited a "global response".
"There is a strange, new radicalism abroad," he argued, "which refuses to respect the conventions of secular thought and value".
The rent rolls would not support the high sale prices, they argued, which meant the owners would either force out low-income tenants or slash the buildings' services.
Moral and social issues were winners for the Republicans, he argued, which is why the Democrats tried to keep the focus on the economy in 1992.
We can't afford a wildly inefficient stimulus, they argued, which contains no exit strategy to return the country to fiscal balance.
The main problem is cash, he argued, which remains easy to come by because the state bears many of the costs of a cash economy.
To argue which has a greater impact would be illogical".
And it is these, both groups of authors argue, which have been prodigiously affected by demography.
The pundits of the school argue which is more important to political success, ethnicity or looks.
But it's that very poverty of expectation, Birbalsingh argues, which consigns them to failure.
This creates jobs, they argue, which usually pay more than subsistence farming.
