Sentence examples for arguing for more from inspiring English sources

"We were arguing for more time.

Mr Jin was known to be quietly arguing for more religious freedom.

Gates acknowledged that arguing for more funds for another agency is considered "blasphemy" at the Pentagon.

Field and other supporters of lifelong learning are arguing for more public money.

No. Osborne was arguing for more public spending then, Johnson says.

By June, with bond yields dangerously high, Rajoy was arguing for more fiscal integration.

In fact, arguing for more expensive food seems, at the least, indelicate.

You've been a fierce critic of the Fed, arguing for more transparency.

Political scientists have been arguing for more than a century over whether the study of government is a science.

Those arguing for more engagement believe Myanmar's best hope is gradual change, assisted by exposure to Western influence.

"Usually it's the rider reps who are the only ones arguing for more service," Mr. Albert said.