The phrase "arguments top" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear when you would use it, as it lacks context and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "The arguments top is not a valid term in this discussion."
Alternatives: "top arguments" or "leading arguments".
On the other side of the argument top universities in the United Kingdom actually wanted to raise tuition fees further so that they could compete more on the global stage.
There's no point in magnifying the problem by adding endless arguments on top of it.
The trial was originally slated to be conducted in a small hearing room until – more than an hour into arguments – the top judge observed that many of the attorneys and their staff did not have adequate seating.
The pontiff's remarks jolted the Republican contest just two days before the crucial South Carolina primary, immediately overshadowing the closing arguments the top candidates were making on the campaign trail.
Put the best arguments on top and the worst at the bottom.
Which group has been most influential in making the argument that top people deserve top pay?
"He [Bradshaw] misunderstands the arguments about top-slicing the licence fee.
After all those arguments over top-slicing and/or freezing the licence fee and even abolishing the BBC Trust altogether, none of the manifestos mention such plans.
TOLEDO, Ohio — Mitt Romney's latest advertising campaign suggesting that the auto bailout recipients Chrysler and General Motors were shifting jobs to China drew him into a public argument with top executives at both companies, who condemned the advertisements as false on Tuesday.
FOR years, it seems, shareholders have bought the argument that top-quartile performance meant top-quartile pay for the chief executive.
