Sentence examples for arguing that it from inspiring English sources

Another group member disagreed, arguing that "it will kind of cut through the air because of that shape".

The management of Potash has opposed the BHP offer, arguing that it significantly undervalued its shares.

For six years, the Post Office held out, arguing that it needed all of its space.

It generated oceans of academic studies arguing that it didn't accomplish its goal of reducing volatility.

As such, each has its own constituency arguing that it should be the priority recipient.

The government stepped up its supervision of the bank, arguing that it was poorly governed.

"I am arguing that it could be a better job.

He defended himself by arguing that it was a loan.

Or a single witness at Leveson arguing that it should.

We reject this view, arguing that it misses out on the interpretation of a considerable number of utterances.

Lackner: That's why I'm arguing that it is silly to say that we shouldn't do it.