The phrase "argument argues" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be used in a context where one is discussing the nature of an argument or the act of arguing, but it is generally redundant.
Example: "In this paper, the argument argues that climate change is a pressing issue that requires immediate action."
Alternatives: "the argument asserts" or "the argument contends".
But Morsi refused to accept this argument, arguing that Abdallah operated independently.
In recent days, other economists, including Jan Hatzius, the chief economist at Goldman Sachs, and George Magnus, formerly the chief economist at U.B.S., have put forward a similar argument, arguing that fears of another global slump are overblown.
Mike Konczal ratchets up my rentier argument, arguing that what we're seeing is a wide refocusing of the mechanisms of our society towards the crucial obsession of oligarchs: wealth and income defense.
The Adam Smith Institute also weighed in to the argument, arguing that pay campaigners would be better off focusing on improving productivity – or the amount of output generated per worker – as a driving force for raising workers' wages and thus reducing the pay disparity between the factory floor and the boardroom.
They present a meta-philosophical objection argument, arguing that a theory of articulating and developing ideas is not a philosophical but a psychological theory.
Furthermore, Bianco and his colleagues poke a hole in the seasonality argument, arguing that while September and October are the worst average return months, "they have also delivered some of the best monthly returns in market history".
Proponents of the ontological argument argue that the concept of God as an entity with all perfections or a being of which no greater can be conceived entails God's existence, as existence is a perfection and a being that exists is greater than a being that does not exist.
Waitt extended Bretz's argument, arguing for a sequence of multiple Missoula Floods — 40 or more.
To get Congress to spend the vast sums necessary to restart the moribund European economy, Truman used an ideological argument, arguing that Communism flourishes in economically deprived areas.
Wallace gives a detailed counter-example to refute Poulton's argument, arguing that "really beautiful combinations of colour and marking" are found on the sea shells of molluscs "where sexual selection has certainly not come into play".
