Sentence examples for argument of years from inspiring English sources

Thomas E. Ricks, the military writer who has waged what amounts to an argument of years with the commander, stridently criticized General Odierno's first tour in Iraq for what he said were ogre-like tactics and bitingly called him "Shreko" in an online column last month.

The order of the time scale for the ocean to reach a new steady state in Fig. 2 is loosely consistent with the above estimate based on the scaling argument of 4000 years (i.e., 103 years).

He is basing his arguments on years of empirical research on the issue.

When the poll results came in stating that Hillary fared better in the 1st debates the markets responded positively and recouped their losses; this reinforces our argument of several years that says substantial pullbacks should be viewed as buying opportunities.

Giuliani, who is scheduled to address the Republican National Convention, in Cleveland, this week, has made this kind of argument for years.

Every winter, when the first thermostat-related argument of the year rolls around, I'm reminded that my wife doesn't know how thermostats work and, as she'll report in an infuriatingly cheerful tone, doesn't want to find out.

These delicious candies have been at the center of teenage arguments for years.

"I've been making this argument for a number of years," Mr. Kerry said, "but it has not been a focus because a lot of people had not connected the dots".

Perhaps the pace and shallowness of our political culture — the echo chamber of pundits and bloggers in which the shelf life of some new slogan can be measured in weeks or even days — makes it all but impossible to sustain a serious public argument over a period of years.

Anderson Cooper recently called Donald Trump out for saying he used "the argument of a five-year-old".

Anderson Cooper recently called Donald Trump out for saying he used "the argument of a five-year-old". The argument to which Anderson Cooper was referring was, "Look, I didn't start it". My spouse is a first-grade teacher who works with kids between the ages of six and seven, hears such "arguments" all the time, and was in complete agreement with Anderson Cooper.