Sentence examples for argues to be from inspiring English sources
Those salaries should also be increased, the report argues, to be commensurate with the training levels of staff scientists and their value to the lab.
Chignell (2010) expresses a concern about interpretations of the Refutation in which it is merely a contingent fact about us that the alternative methods for determining the temporal order of my past experiences are unavailable, for then the conclusion, that we perceive objects in space, would inherit such mere contingency, which he argues to be at odds with Kant's hopes for the Refutation.
Writer Jim Dawson devoted an entire chapter of his book Blame It on the Dog: A Modern History of the Fart to what he argues to be Shatner's failed attempt to flatulate discreetly in the film.
However, as Black [ 28] argues, to be influential in the policy-making process, research should target the values of policy-makers.
Whereas there exists a rigorous methodological framework for assessing the issues related to EmOC in Tanzania, it is more of a challenge to rigorously apply these findings to what this articles argues to be a major barrier to implementation of effective health care - the policy frameworks themselves.
Her daughter is learning, one could argue, to be expressive.
Some unobtrusive buys could be argued to be almost as important as spectacular acquisitions.
Some of these rules could also, by definition, be argued to be racist.
This behaviour was argued to be due to the secondary crystallization of the PEGs.
