Sentence examples for argues therefore from inspiring English sources

It argues, therefore, that the new law has not saved any foxes.

He argues, therefore, that he is disadvantaged by that $2 million in his race against Mr. Franks, because Mr. Franks is allowed to start his own campaign without having Mr. DiFrancesco's campaign expenses applied toward his spending cap.

Such a move, she argues, therefore cannot really help the realist.

She argues, therefore, for the expansion of scientific norms to include norms that apply to communities.

Street argues therefore that an evolutionary story about how we came to make the moral judgments we make undermines confidence in the objective truth of those judgments.

This paper argues, therefore, that describing these social processes is crucial for understanding the nature of the drug quality problem, especially as they are usually concealed behind the schematic terms 'supply chain' or 'market'market

Some would argue, therefore, that his words are beginning to sound hollow.

Some argue, therefore, that any party that is serious about reform would have to include them in a governing coalition.

She irritated the hell out of them, but her style was an intrinsic part of her personality: I argue therefore I am.

It can be argued therefore that feeling a little frightened is in fact quite appropriate, particularly in these very stressful times.

They argue therefore that there should be a limit for each country to reduce antibiotic use in food production to an agreed level per kilogram of livestock and fish.