Sentence examples for argues powerfully from inspiring English sources

Tony Blair, in a new edition of his memoirs, argues powerfully that our political system is broken.

Eli Pariser argues powerfully that this will ultimately prove to be bad for us and bad for democracy.

In the epilogue to a later collection, Dramatis Personae, the final speaker argues powerfully for the interconnection of "heaven's high" with "earth's low".

Noel Pearson, a forthright aboriginal lawyer, argues powerfully for the need to provide indigenous people with the education to navigate in modern Australia; and for aborigines to acquire a sense of responsibility for their own lives.

Mr. Pallotta argues powerfully that the aid world is stunted because groups are discouraged from using such standard business tools as advertising, risk-taking, competitive salaries and profits to lure capital.

In his magisterial At the Origins of Modern Atheism the Jesuit writer Michael Buckley argues powerfully that the contemporary denial of God developed out of those strategies, employed by the church, to counter the rise of unbelief.

He argued powerfully that the difference is one of degree rather than kind.

William Easterly, an economist at New York University, has argued powerfully that shoveling money at poor countries accomplishes little.

At times he has argued powerfully in favour of a cap-and-trade bill to moderate climate change.

I'm calling the case, Coleman v. Maryland Court of Appeals, a case about sex discrimination, and it was, as Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg argued powerfully in her dissenting opinion.

Conservatives can argue powerfully that this would mean less wealth creation, leaving the poor perhaps more equal but worse off in absolute terms.