Sentence examples for arguments that it's from inspiring English sources

"This tactical exploitation stuff, where they're breaking into people's computers, bugging them … they make these arguments that it's good, that it saves lives," he said.

I think arguments that it's not timely enough are understandable".

(Don't get me into arguments that it's not a "public good" because pensions and annuities are excludable. A universal pension or annuity is by definition non-excludable).

Yet, given the peculiarities of petroleum extraction, the public shouldn't buy any arguments that it's going to accomplish a lot in terms of energy independence or payback for taxpayers.

Arguments that it's their country, so they can do whatever they want, are – at best – met with: "Well, yes, they do have that right, but one almost wishes they hadn't because the outcome is oh so ghastly".

"There will always be arguments that it's too early; that parents do not have enough [resources]; that schools may not altogether be ready, but it's a decision that's squarely in sync with the progress that we've made," he said.

This July marks the centenary since the "world to end all wars" began, and Gove's piece is entitled "Why does the Left insist on belittling true British heroes?" In it, the man in charge of the British national history curriculum makes a fervent argument that "it's important that we don't succumb to some of the myths which have grown up about the conflict".

Joseph Gonzalez, who made his 12-year-old son stand on a corner with an "I Am A Thief" sign, counters with the argument that "it's about being corrected," explaining that he hoped a public punishment would discourage his son from making a mistake again.

He was equally unimpressed by the argument that it's one's duty to vote.

Obama's task force didn't buy Chrysler's argument that it's viable as a stand-alone company.

Readers react to David Leonhardt's argument that it's an alluring but misguided idea.