Sentence examples for argument is that before from inspiring English sources

Of course the international conferences are very important; but my argument is that before you come up with a policy, the grassroots environment is very important.

"The Biblical argument is that before the Fall, before anything went wrong, there was an order in creation," explains Annabel Heywood, the church's women's worker, who is allowed to teach women and children, but may only "act as a helper" to men.

The core of his argument was that before Beauty went to sleep, her credence in Heads should be 1⁄2.

There is also the issue of trademarks: earlier this year Apple was unsuccessful in getting Wapple, a mobile internet company in the UK, to stop using the name Wapple, claiming the company was trading off of Apple's success (Wapple's argument is that it existed before Apple waded into mobile, and when mobile Internet was synonymous with the WAP protocol).

This time, like before, the argument is that labels would like to sell the albums as a unit instead of singles, and the new part is that some of them are beginning to bypass the iTunes behemoth distribution machine.

The standard conservative argument is that Obama — or Clinton before him — has subcontracted out our foreign policy to the United Nations or some other multilateral body that is usually described in frightening terms.

The problem with this argument is that it's been made before, fairly recently, and it proved to be spectacularly wrong.

A criticism of the climate extinction argument is that the world warmed well before the creatures became extinct and so that could not have been the cause.

One reason I don't buy into the "No way out" argument is that I've been there before and remember the vivid details of the gloom.

As before, an assumption of the argument is that the existences under consideration are worth having.

His underlying argument is that the world has faced dire conditions before, and markets and economies have bounced back.