Sentence examples for arguing there were from inspiring English sources

He has since recanted his position, arguing there were "extraordinary circumstances" behind his decision back then.

Another lawsuit has been filed by a former employee, arguing there were inequities in the company's layoff tactics.

The investigating magistrates said the case was not a moral crusade, arguing there were concrete indications that Strauss-Kahn was the "central pivot" of sexual encounters that favoured prostitution.

Mr Cameron reiterated promises to keep taxes low, cut red tape, treble the number of start-up loans and invest in infrastructure like superfast broadband, arguing there were too many "non-spots" where people had no access at all.

The two domestic car makers Volvo Group and Saab AB refused to participate arguing there were not in place any ethanol filling stations.

Add to that, he argues there are cultural differences in attitude to credit.

As Jeffrey Sachs has argued there is a price to civilization and we need strong, good government.

Panetta declined, arguing there was no time to raise money.

Ms. Rice kept arguing there was no "silver bullet".

Hence Boelter arguing there's a security risk for WhatsApp users.

They are arguing there's not even such a thing as a black agenda.