Sentence examples for as argued here from inspiring English sources

As argued here in the past, there are probably several reasons.

As argued here the other day, it's a recipe for mutual back-scratching and the trading of favours.

Dame Clara Furse's appointment to the financial policy committee (FPC) is bizarre, as argued here on Tuesday.

As argued here previously, the success of the trading plan makes a flashy offer of shares to private investors completely unnecessary.

As argued here on Saturday, this competition looks basically unfair: Ofcom, the postal regulator, should take a look urgently, given the threat to the Universal Service Obligation.

The problem with stock market interventions, as argued here this week, is that once you have started, it is hard to stop.

As will be argued here, the distinctions between genetics and genomic medicine are more quantitative than qualitative.

As will be argued here, virtually all of these "unique" features of genomics in medicine were presaged and have been incorporated into the translation of genetics to medicine.

As I argued here on Saturday, it looks as if the regulator was chasing headlines in its wish to be seen as more active than the old FSA.

We do, as I argued here, in 2012, need to learn to build moral machines.

As I argued here, he was starting from the wrong place to get much credit.