Sentence examples for argument to leave from inspiring English sources

Immigration, however, can easily be deployed as an argument to leave the rest of Europe.

"Yet the entire group agreed without any argument to leave ancient Olympia, the most important place we visited, and get back to the hotel before sundown on Friday.

Apart from our threat to use our bottomless arsenal of weapons, how many world leaders take seriously our leaders?The same argument to "leave the right way" was used concerning Vietnam.

Listen to Chris Grayling saying, 'Will the French stop selling us wine and cheese?' All the sort of things I've been coming out with for years!" His big worry had been that they would make a "technical argument" to leave.

Don't expect this argument to leave TV stations and advertising billboards soon: the tax won't be introduced until 2018 and every mention of it is another warning to a parent buying a Britvic Drench for a thirsty toddler.

The French were prepared to compromise because back in November they had won the crucial argument to leave farm subsidies largely untouched.

Mr. Blair argued that arguments to leave the bloc crossed a "chasm of error" and advocated a policy that was "politically debilitating, economically damaging and hugely destructive of Britain's long-term interests".

The actor, 36, who has rarely spoken about his former lover's death, will inform a jury in the next few months about the night he arrived at her Los Angeles home to smooth over an argument, only to leave moments later when she failed to answer the door.

This novel Tenth Amendment argument looks to leave those states that reject gay marriage in the clear.

Creationists who deal with the "sudden appearance" argument like to leave students with the impression that the Cambrian explosion actually provides fossil evidence for the Creation as described in the books of Genesis.

That kind of conceptual argument tends to leave us lost in stress while thinking we shouldn't be and/or pisses off our friends and clients when we try to tell them "it's just a thought, you know".