Sentence examples similar to argues link from inspiring English sources

But, the authors argue, links are as integral to the Web -- and as popular -- as search engines.

Skeptics and protesters emerge as they argue LinkedIn's true intentions: selling college-student data to corporations at a profit.

It argues a link between Catholic teaching on sexuality and life issues like abortion and Catholic stances on social issues like poverty and the environment.

People's attitude toward race, too, he argues, is linked to the experience of deprivation.

The problems many of the women in Styal face, she argues, are linked to what life has dealt them.

But Duncan, who argues for linking teachers' pay to their students' performance, is firmly on the market-forces side.

He argues that linking Congress' internal bickering with the performance of the Indian economy is a "grand delusion".

Even the Moroccans who carried out the 2004 train bombings in Madrid, Hussey argues, ultimately linked Spain with these elites, and thus with "the hated nation of France".

This article argues that linking communication to learning activities offers an interesting approach to develop the efficiency of learning management systems in facilitating and increasing discussions between students.

Urban authorities focus on connecting growing cities with other major urban centers; however, the article argues that linking them better with peripheral villages will be essential for making processes of urbanization equitable and sustainable and have wider spin-off effects.

"Correct answer: wire EDM," argues VDuBivore, linking to this video of an Accutex AU-500i.