Sentence examples for argues already from inspiring English sources

Unmarried women have, Traister argues, "already shown that they have the power to change America in ways that make many people extremely uncomfortable".

Against this background, Linke maintains that perception consists of recognizing conceptual forms, but these, he argues, already lie in or structure the object of perception (Linke 1929, 169, 220f).

People are arguing already about the meaning of his appearance at the United Nations on April 18th.

We were, he argued, already seeing that happening (he also confessed to being a utopian).

But now he is going further, arguing — already — that his legacy as mayor will overshadow short-term stumbles.

Local authorities, it is argued, already pay care homes to meet their residents' mobility needs as part of the overall contract price.

All the same, it's alarming to see Canaccord Genuity's analysts arguing already that more capital may be required to fund this massive ramp-up in production.

Households, they argue, already face sticker shock on fuel, food and more; and it goes against the grain to tax anything retrospectively.But there are also powerful reasons to hold the line.

The law, they argued, already allows enough room for libraries to go about their business, and we publishers have no interest in disturbing the practices that have been in place for years.

Among the reasons Robert Morvillo has argued already: Even if the $60 dollar arrangement was a lie, the denial of a tip by Waksal was true, and that was all that investors cared about at the time.

First, as we argued already, the symptoms are not ready-for-use objects, ripe for the picking.