The phrase "arguments have done" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express that arguments have been made or completed, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The arguments have done little to change my mind about the issue."
Alternatives: "arguments have been made" or "arguments have concluded".
However, neither of those arguments has done much to quell outrage surrounding the testimony by Wagner, a principal deputy at HHS who oversees the Administration for Children and Families.
Famous for its teasing product demonstrations, Apple will play host to Hollywood at its Cupertino, Calif., campus so that it can show off what Reese Witherspoon, J.J. Abrams, M. Night Shyamalan and Steven Spielberg (he of the recent Netflix-films-should-not-get-Oscars argument) have done with the more than $1 billion the company has laid out for its new ambitions.
But that argument has done little more than enrage commuters, who say the idea is tantamount to taxation without representation.
But this argument has done little to banish the view that the outside world was slow to act and, in particular, failed to prevent the massacre of Muslim men at Srebrenica.
If we are going to oppose things, we have to put something else in its place because if we carry on making the same arguments we have done over the last five years, we will get the same result.
But he expects, in return, certain obligations, and will not accept white complacency: the argument that they have done enough already.
"I could clearly make the argument that George Bush should have done a lot better last night," the Democratic chairman said.
There is room for argument (a lot of argument) about what these groups have done – none has become a party.
But there's no argument about what it should have done when the game was over.
Mr. Williams dismissed that argument, saying he had done what was best for his district and the state.
