Sentence examples for argues that has from inspiring English sources

It is the two-party system, he argues, that has made the state's problems worse.

It's greed, he argues, that has put clubs across the country in danger, greed that's stopped young people the lifeblood of any town or city from going out as much".

Assistant Professor of Spanish at Walsh University, Jorge J Barrueto, argues that has been heralded as epitomizing dictatorship, "a phenomenon perceived to be a natural and inherent trait in the region".

"We have created a culture," he argues, "that has one overriding message - we do not yet have all we need to be satisfied". But we do, he says.

This is real life, in the documentary "Chasing Coral". And it's an environmental tragedy of our own making, the film heartbreakingly argues, that has little hope of being reversed without immediate human intervention.

It is this inequality – Chomsky argues – that has led to the Occupy movement.

Plaid Cymru argues that having two separate systems creates unnecessary bureaucracy and delays for patients.

Startupbootcamp argues that having multiple big brand backers gives its accelerator an edge, though.

Startupbootcamp argues that having multiple big brand backers gives its accelerator an edge, though.

Moreover, Miller (2003) argues that having task-specific assessment criteria leads to a better quantitative differentiation of performance levels.

Chaos, you could argue, that has not just affected him, but Luton and the wider world.