Sentence examples for argues running from inspiring English sources

As Mr Jarman argues, running a successful football club and running a sustainable business are no longer compatible.

Sharply distinguishing between these categories of disputes, Montana argues, runs counter to case precedent, which has not honored such a rigid distinction.

Cadets simulate immigration checks, interviews, drug busts and other confrontations, often with Spanish-speaking actors who argue, run or fight back.

Moreover, as in Quayle's case, the defence of necessity for which Altham was arguing ran contrary to the legislative scheme.

The "molecules of emotion," she argued, "run every system in our body," creating a "bodymind's intelligence" that is "wise enough to seek wellness" without a great deal of high-tech medical intervention.

That, fair-housing advocates argue, runs afoul of the Fair Housing Act, which requires government agencies that administer housing programs to do so in a way that reduces racial segregation.

The nine-judge court overturned earlier rulings that the government argued ran counter to that.

Man's caveman traits, they argue, run toxic with adrenaline unless our young men can swear off being men.

Mr. Voss argues that running away from abductors, if possible, can make sense.

And of course I've argued that running out of peasants creates a wall.

Those planted in May, he argues, have run out of steam by now.