Sentence examples for argues this case from inspiring English sources

Ms Edwards argues this case – that the "vast majority" of delays of three hours or more are caused by "extraordinary circumstances such as the weather or a technical problem beyond the airline's control, which means most passengers will not be eligible for compensation for a delay".

This paper argues this case is an example of how the over-reliance on technical threat estimates biases policy debates.

Absolutely! Gary Nunn argues this case persuasively in an article for The Guardian published on New Year's Day of 2016.

Harris argued: "This case does not even come close to that severe sanction.

Carney and Draghi have argued this case, only for politicians to take a step back.

"We're not arguing this case for all our colleagues in the euro zone".

Since I first argued this case, I have found more and more senior people in business in agreement.

Although there is debate over how frequently people go to war over resources such as water, a growing number of important voices are arguing this case.

Some market-minded folk argue this case, pointing out that companies in all sorts of industries go bust all the time.

Since Mr. Bersin became superintendent two years ago, he has been arguing this case for a sweeping campaign to reshape the schools, with prescribed blocks of time for teaching literacy, and constant teacher training in the methods to be used.

My fear, though, is that while opponents of grammar schools argue this case, the government is reframing the debate so it is no longer about traditional grammar schools but instead about their place in the new education landscape – one selective school for each multi-academy trust, and grammar schools taking over struggling schools or opening free schools.