Sentence examples for arguing that different from inspiring English sources

Mr. Dugan made no apologies for his efforts to pre-empt state consumer laws, arguing that different state rules would cripple the national banking system.

Although unable to respond to most wage demands, the President has refused to crack down on militant unions, arguing that different ideological currents are still struggling for leadership of the movement and that the broad political understanding worked out by the three main parties before the 1984 elections must be respected.

It is possible, then, to argue, that different forms of the text-in-context relation differ in their ideological affordances.

It is also hard to argue that different EF displays used (e.g., orientation vs. proximity) differ in their demands for global or local visual processing.

Reed [ 3] argued that different types of hospitals should be examined separately as costs can differ dramatically between facilities.

Instead, he argued that "different threats require different strategies".

Riesman argued that different eras nurture different personality types.

He argued that different areas of marketing need to work together.

Previous research has argued that different styles of mobile communication are related to different user lifestyles.

He argues that different sorts of companies are good at different things.

Singer (1988, 2000) argued that different mental processes underlie self-initiated and reactive performances.