Sentence examples for arguing that the continent from inspiring English sources

Speaking at an investment conference in London, Mr. Schäuble cited joblessness among young people as Europe's biggest problem, arguing that the Continent faced the difficult task of "enhancing growth but in a sustainable way".

Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany publicly called for a European to assume the job, arguing that the Continent's festering economic problems required a European to stay in place.

Right-wing critics and free marketeers focus on Europe's contemporary problems, arguing that the continent's generous welfare benefits and heavy regulation condemn it to continuing decline.

In the late 1990s, Kemp also was a vocal advocate for free market reform in Africa, arguing that the continent had great economic growth potential if it could shed autocratic and statist governmental policies.

Mr. Eder, who is also the president of the European Steel Association, or Eurofer, argues that the Continent is still swamped by overcapacity.

The collapse of Ireland's economy is warning enough of what happens when governments feel compelled to bail out banks that dwarf their economies.Some European bankers argue that the continent needs investment-banking champions.

In The Graves Are Not Yet Full: Race, Tribe and Power in the Heart of Africa, by Bill Berkeley (Basic Books, $16), another well-traveled journalist argues that the continent's ruinous violence and chaos are fostered by governments that operate like criminal syndicates (the West also deserves much of the blame).

He has no faith in the great mass of peasants because they are inefficient food producers; he argues that the continent needs many more mega-cities like Lagos because people in them are "more productive", yet he does not consider the reality of life in them.

Secor continued, "I would argue that this continent has the richest musical expression of any place on earth.

For months, the European Commission's antitrust office has raised concern about the creation of the world's biggest stock exchange operator, arguing that the would create a monopoly on exchange-traded derivatives on the Continent.

Peugeot's rivals on the Continent may nonetheless challenge state aid at the European Commission, arguing that the guarantees would give the company an unfair advantage.