Sentence examples for arguing that maybe from inspiring English sources

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Matthew Yglesias, Slate's economics correspondent, makes a smart point in a post on his blog this week, arguing that "maybe rich people don't like Obama because he wants to raise their taxes substantially".

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I've argued that maybe we need a third party to break open our political system.

Andrew argues that maybe humans should envy the way ants and fruit flies think – "which brings us to politics".

Thessaly argued that maybe it wouldn't, pointing to the fact that "Julie and Julia" had already been made, but conceded that Hollywood execs might think differently.

Now, you can argue that maybe we shouldn't be programming as aggressively as we are, but the growth of the collection is related to programming.

JERUSALEM — Eight years ago, writing about the popularity of Kadima, the centrist party of then-Prime Minister Ariel Sharon, I argued that maybe it was attractive but it "has no grass-roots activists, no organization, no history — and no future".

Perhaps Tom Peters, a management guru, is right to argue that "maybe only Buffett can 'manage' Berkshire," and after him it may be "best to break it up and sell off the bits".

So I was happy to see that instead of concluding that women need to learn to play rough like men, John Tierney argues that maybe the corporate structure could use some tweaking.

Even though she may not see it – she may see it as it's her choice to sleep with these individuals – but the fact is, you could argue that maybe she's kind of cornered.

So we are still a family – a beautifully diverse global family – and the optimist in me would argue that maybe we just have to work a little harder these days to make sure we actually share these experiences together.

The former Louisiana State defensive back Tyrann Mathieu, a k a the Honey Badger, is also on a slope in the wrong direction after being dismissed by L.S.U., but CBSSports.com's Tony Barnhart argues that maybe we all helped set him up to fall.

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