Sentence examples for argues which from inspiring English sources

But it's that very poverty of expectation, Birbalsingh argues, which consigns them to failure.

This could drive another round of selling in stockmarkets, he argues, which have hitherto focused only on falling profits.

There is instead a pervasive "hill-valley disparity", Trujillo argues, which impacts imaginations and limits people's aspirations.

The gifts are an insight into diplomatic relations, she argues, "which are a form of speech, and allow us to speak of complicated things".

There is a phenomenology of bat-ness, Nagel argues, which we cannot understand by trying to piece together bats' inner lives from the outside.

Domestic history cannot be separated from the vast former empire building, he argues, which was inextricably bound to the economics of global slavery.

To argue which has a greater impact would be illogical".

And it is these, both groups of authors argue, which have been prodigiously affected by demography.

This was a "global crisis", he argued, which merited a "global response".

The pundits of the school argue which is more important to political success, ethnicity or looks.

This creates jobs, they argue, which usually pay more than subsistence farming.