The phrase "arguments we still" is not a complete or standard expression in written English, but it can be part of a larger sentence.
You can use it when discussing ongoing debates or points of contention that remain relevant or unresolved.
Example: "There are several arguments we still need to address before reaching a conclusion."
Alternatives: "points we still" or "debates we still".
Deciding what we'll play is the only argument we still have.
That is, given the necessity argument, we still have no reason to believe that such agents are (really) connected with their actions, although our subjective experience may make us feel that they are.
Though it's set nearly 50 years in the past, much of what "Good Girls Revolt" zeros in on is freshly — even desperately — relevant to arguments we're still having about the gender divide.
He started the drum beat early too, signing onto a 1998 letter to President Clinton drafted by the neo-conservative Project for the New American Century that laid out the all arguments we are still hearing today about Hussein probable development of WMDs and the urgent need to remove him from office.
Sometimes too it happens as with diagrams; for there we can sometimes analyse the figure, but not construct it again: so too in refutations, though we know on what the connexion of the argument depends, we still are at a loss to split the argument apart.
Here are some excerpts from his post at The Benshi: This is sort of Roger's main argument — that we still have some reefs, and yes, if somehow the entire planet puts the brakes on the disastrous climate trends over night, that calamity will not befall coral reefs, but what are the odds of that happening?
I lost that argument, but we still have that play on tape.
Two years after the appeals court heard oral argument, we're still waiting for an opinion.
"And I think to the argument, we can still trade, you have essentially turned around and said to 500 million people: 'We want to trade with you but we don't really like you'.
