Sentence examples for arguing groups from inspiring English sources

In a January blog post, SGRC co-founder Firmansyah hit back, arguing groups such as his are important on Indonesia's campuses.

He argued that groups should instead consider a "trap and euthanize" approach.

So, too, argue campaign groups, did the misuse of the law.

"You end up going down these endless rat holes of setting up groups, arguing about procedure….

The business groups, arguing that arbitration is way better than litigation, sued the agency.

The legislation does not protect vulnerable women, argues the group.

Sunstein et al. (2002) even argue that group juries exhibit more anchoring than individual jurors.

Back in Egypt, Brotherhood members argue the group has survived worse.

But generally, Dr. Schaeffer argues, the group's aggressive use of angioplasty provides the best results for its patients.

These authors argued that group selection was an inherently weak evolutionary force, hence unlikely to promote interesting altruistic behaviours.

So argues a group of complex systems theorists in Cambridge, and it makes sense.