Sentence examples for argues that you can from inspiring English sources

She argues that you can question May's Brexit strategy.

Dennett also argues that you can help a religion grow even if you don't believe in God.

Harun Morrison, joint artistic director of Birmingham's Fierce festival, argues that you can say the same of festivals.

PepsiCo argues that you can reliably test for residues in the water, sugar and concentrate that go into its drinks, but not in the drinks themselves.

Syed Muswair Abbas Rizvi argues that you can channel your rage and frustration in positive directions instead of lashing out at the people around you.

Leadership perfection comes from the Mary Poppins school of business, which argues that you can create leaders who are practically perfect in every way.

Or they'll argue that you can have an open Internet without net neutrality.

You can argue that you can scan an ancient manuscript, but no one will argue that it's the same as having the ancient manuscript".

South Korea's government would argue that you can - by embracing every new appliance, digitised entertainment and contrived convenience.

Honor defends this great list of ingredients, arguing that you can buy nearly everything in local shops or supermarkets, as he does.

You could argue that you can only really aim to solve social problems if you have huge resources to deploy, as Bill Gates does.