Sentence examples for arguing how from inspiring English sources

By arguing how well even someone like Miliband did compared to the Prime Minister, Farage will tempt those voters sceptical of Cameron over to the purple team.

Latvian government institutions had been arguing how to make sure that the name of the currency would be in line with official Latvian language rules.

My kids had been asking for a dog for years, promising to take care of it, arguing how our family wouldn't be complete until we had one.

Meat-eaters, by contrast, have devoted more attention to arguing how nutritious meat is, how much a part of our culture it is, how little they like vegans or how dearly they love filet mignon.

That may be the tallest order of all, for even before the public had time to absorb the decision, the advocates for both camps were already arguing how and whether to begin the recount.

Today Representative Dave Weldon, Republican of Florida, tried to reinstate the ban, arguing, "How you vote on this today will have an impact on the institution of marriage in the United States".

It worked, they argue: how wrong the critics were.

It shows, they argue, how flawed Europe's merger regime has become.

He argued: "How can nature expressed in human form be indecent?

Derek Cattell Durham Katharine Viner's article was spot-on and well argued (How technology disrupted the truth, 12 July).

But as Mr. Bogle and many low-cost advocates argue, how can you find market-beating managers in advance?