Sentence examples for arguing it was from inspiring English sources

Arguing "it was just human nature" for people in all sorts of organisations to fiddle figures in order to make their performance targets look good, he said he did not believe any "institutional corruption" would be discovered.

People rallied to its defence, arguing it was a both a unique piece of architecture and part of Warsaw's modern fabric.In the end PKO opted to renovate Rotunda, and keep its distinctive crown design.

Orient dismissed this as one of its guests might a bell hop, arguing it was too low.

The opposition rejected that ruling, arguing it was made under duress, with many of its supporters refusing to surrender what they consider a stolen election.

The US postal service initially defended using the quote, arguing it was associated with Angelou.

Pardew, rarely one for false modesty, could be excused for arguing it was the turning point.

Some of Microsoft's most valued employees hated the deal too, arguing it was a mistake.

Many resisted the call to the streets, arguing it was a contradictory and counterproductive crusade.

But Mr Ma's Nationalist party, the Kuomintang, in opposition at the time, blocked the purchase, arguing it was too expensive.

Shorten has run a campaign against the "cruel" budget, arguing it was "unfair" and based on broken promises.

GBR protested, arguing it was forced to sail around submerged rocks and islands because of errors by the race committee.