Sentence examples for as often argued from inspiring English sources

First, we attempted to provide an intuition on whether the systemic reform is indeed substitutive to a parametric reform, as often argued in policy debate.

While the most preferred (or obvious) such partner has always been the United States as often argued by Brexiteers, the UK government under Theresa May has not had smooth relations with the Trump administration.

This finding suggests that the EEG frequency bands indeed can be seen as electrophysiological signatures of functional networks as often argued in the EEG research.

"Until something is really proven safe over time, we cannot recommend it as a treatment," she added, emphasizing that just because something is natural — as is often argued when it comes to marijuana — does not mean it has no risk of harm.

If data is the new oil, as is often argued, then the personal data that these companies exploits should be treated as the property of citizens which the state is entitled to tax for our collective benefit.

Michael Bloomberg, who followed Giuliani as mayor, often argued that nonwhites weren't targeted enough.

Could similar results - if, indeed, we get results - really be achieved by video conference, as is often argued by the doubters?

Agents cannot smooth non-traded goods productivity shocks, but if these are relatively small (as is often argued to be the case) then traded goods consumption smoothing will lead to smoothing of the intra-temporal price of traded and non-traded goods.

Furthermore, Aristophanes' depiction of rhetoric and of Athenian democratic institutions indicates that he fundamentally supports the Athenian democracy and not, as is often argued, oligarchic opposition to it.

"They are dealing with what appears to be a population, not just some 'freaks,' as is often argued in the Flores debate," he says.

Most importantly, the results show that the presence of independent MCOs is not a prerequisite for a higher share of MC or increased consumer utility as is often argued in political debate.