Sentence examples for argues that although from inspiring English sources

"Claire argues that although there is no absolute proof, she believes there was certainly consummation.

This argues that although "Britons do not want Romanians," they are keen on Romanian consumers.

Mr. Krugman argues that although he is not totally enamored of the American system, it "still takes the prize".

Wonga itself argues that although the 4,214% APR figure is accurate, it does not fairly reflect its interest rate.

But Exult's Mr Little argues that, although 20% of local variations may be justified, 80% are not.

Speaking more generally, Berry argues that although the property giants have the capacity to build large numbers of homes at high speed, they tend to lack the inclination.

The petition also argues that although Mr. Padilla has been detained as an "enemy combatant," Congress has not yet declared war.

She argues that, although there has been a heated public debate, the choice has only ever been yes or no to the Guggenheim plan.

He argues that although race is still a major problem in America and technology has far outpaced moral growth, the greatest malignancy is the juggernaut of capitalism.

Dines argues that although men can "gain visibility" in a variety of ways, for women the predominant way to get attention is "fuckability".

Mr. Szarkowski argues that although Adams's interest in wilderness preservation was lifelong, his best work was done for reasons that were deeply personal and even mystical.