Sentence examples for argues as much from inspiring English sources
(The Cornell nutritionist T. Colin Campbell argues as much in his recent book, "The China Study").
David Rieff (a contributing writer to this magazine) argues as much in his book "A Bed for the Night," an all-out attack on humanitarianism as a guide to political action.
Adam LeBor argues as much over on Jewcy:Obama's ties with the Jewish community and his Muslim heritage can be two pillars of a much needed bridge: between Jews and Muslims, not just in the United States, but globallyand besides: he practically has not just a Jewish but a Hebrew nameLeBor gets savaged in the comments for his trouble but hey, what did he expect?
A front page article on Tuesday in the Los Angeles Times, which is supporting Hillary, argues as much.
And, as Wu argues, as much as we like to talk about freedom, we also really like other things like convenience, speed, and comfort.
State Senator Bill Perkins (D-Harlem) openly argues as much: "My concern is that [parents] are being sold something that is hype, that is all about creating more demand," he said recently.
You can certainly argue as much.
Behind closed doors, some Chinese policymakers argue as much.
"Chemirocha III," at least, seems to argue as much.
Zoltan L. Hajnal and Jeremy D. Horowitz argue as much in "Racial Winners and Losers in American Party Politics".
Certainly 700 scientists and doctors sought to argue as much in a declaration this week.
