Sentence examples for arguing that the issue from inspiring English sources

McInnis then questioned the significance of the transgression itself, arguing that "the issue most people are concerned about now is family, jobs, the economy.

But he has carefully avoided jumping on the gay-marriage bandwagon, arguing that the issue that should be left to the states.

In 1970 he wrote to the president on race relations, arguing that the issue had been rubbed raw by "hysterics, paranoids and boodlers" on all sides.

She explains why past attempts at preparing business leaders to act ethically too often failed, arguing that the issue isn't distinguishing what is right or wrong, but knowing how to act on your values despite opposing pressure.

Microsoft said a lower standard should have been used, arguing that the issue was important to the effective functioning of the patent system, as it may lean too far in favor of those who establish questionable patents.

"I wish it wasn't necessary" for Mr. Trump to have declared a national emergency, said Senator John Cornyn, Republican of Texas, arguing that the issue could have been avoided if Democrats had agreed to more funding for physical border barriers.

But opponents of such a move may cite the task force report in arguing that the issues are too complex to legislate.

In a tense meeting on Wednesday, Bolivia and Saudi Arabia complained to the Mexican presidency about closed door meetings, arguing that the issues should be disclosed first to all parties.

Opponents of abortion usually argue that the issue is unique.

Many people have argued that the issue is specious.

He went on to argue that the issue should be what's right, not the politics.