Sentence examples for arguing against this from inspiring English sources

They should be arguing against this".

There is not much value in arguing against this logic because it is a set-up.

Even corporations are not arguing against this moderate restriction to their ability to silence critics.

More companies are allowing employees to wear casual clothes to work, but some people are arguing against this trend.

In arguing against this interpretation, the dissenter in the D.C. Circuit argued that the term "appropriate" inherently requires a cost-benefit analysis.

Berkey is a continuist, and that is the scholarly consensus now, arguing against this notion of Islam bursting forth like some kind of pent-up explosion in Arabia.

Conversely, the British government has spent decades arguing against this or that EU directive, on the grounds that it was too burdensome or ill-thought out.

Arguing against this, Li and Gleitman attempt to show that in an American student population they can obtain any of the relevant conceptual codings just by varying spatial cues, holding language constant.

They said they were pleased cuts were being shared equally across the UK, despite Scotland arguing against this.

However, performance in the gesture-to-both-equations-and-graphs condition was also poorer than performance in the gesture-to-graphs-only condition, arguing against this possibility.

We know how to do this and I think it's completely immoral that [these countries are] arguing against this for the rest of world when they've done this to safeguard its own population".