Sentence examples for arguing that some of from inspiring English sources
Apple disputed some of the allegations, arguing that some of the factories listed were not suppliers to the company.
The defense is arguing that some of the crimes for which Mr. Edwards had been charged did not occur in the area covered by her judicial district.
The Home Secretary also came under fire for arguing that some of the migrants should be returned to their home countries.
"People think they know the cartoons and actually, by printing the cartoons, I'm arguing that some of them are Islamophobic, and in the tradition of anti-Semitism.
Other researchers have come to the same conclusion from other evidence, arguing that some of the pottery found in the tomb comes from a generation after Philip II.
This would take the form of pro-Republican and anti-Commonwealth documentaries or films arguing that some of Shakespeare's plays aren't very good.
Schwartz demurs, arguing that some extensions of choice can be a good thing.
Skeptics argue that some of the new methods only provide the illusion of better disease tracking.
Steven Johnson, a writer on innovation, argues that some of the best new products are "slow hunches".
Manufacturers of batteries, light bulbs and thermostats argue that some of the measures would be counterproductive.
