Sentence examples for as was argued from inspiring English sources

It's impossible to argue now as was argued in the 1990s that we're all middle class.

The concept of death clearly influences what is deemed appropriate death behaviour, as was argued earlier in this article.

And as was argued at the Future conference last week, we need to be clever about ensuring that this culture survives.

Democracy, he said, is always preferred and he rejects arguments that it may not suit a particular culture, such as was argued in the past with Russians, Japanese, and, today, with the Arab world.

During the talk, I will further explore the logic behind "Why the revolution will not be tweeted," and argue that the answer lies in contagion processes of collective action at the periphery, not the hierarchical schemes of central coordination as was argued before.

As was argued by Walsh et al. (2008), YORP can play a significant role in evolving the regolith on the surface of small asteroids.

"If our credibility is on the line now, as is argued, what about if Assad retaliates?

In this paper, we examine whether agricultural landscape provision really responds to a social demand as is argued by those in favour of multifunctionality.

Can we really pin the blame for the disappointing recovery on indebted households, however, as is argued by David Leonhardt?We are living through a tremendous bust.

As is argued ably by Hull 1998 and Kitcher in his splendid 1999.

Perplexity, as is argued in the Meno, is just a wholesome intermediary stage on the way to knowledge (Me. 84a b).