Sentence examples for be argued by some from inspiring English sources

Though it can be argued by some people that piracy is not only inevitable but possibly even desirable for the sake of cultural diffusion in some circumstances, the availability of inexpensive foreign books, if prolonged as it almost certainly was in the United States, can damage the prospects for home-produced literature.

Same with the development of Grime, and then Dubstep in the UK, which could be argued by some as a white British appropriation of grime.

It may be argued by some that if the reporting guidelines themselves are deficient, this would undermine their impact on improvement in scientific quality and thus the benefits to clinical practice.

We can only speculate about the reasons; setting strict norms irrespective of the patient's age might be argued by some or the fact that this outcome measure very much depends on the patient in contrast to process measures as offering a statin.

It is being argued by some that Bolt was only responding to Blake's twitch, but was so focused on his race that he was oblivious to it.

A prosperous economy, it is argued by some, will benefit all the islanders and make them see the folly of independence.

It has been argued, by some revisionist historians, that talks delayed, rather than hastened, the end of the conflicts in Northern Ireland and the Basque country.

It was argued by some that assimilation in its accepted sense was not a desirable goal but that American civilization would benefit by preserving many separate cultures side by side.

It has been argued by some that it's unfettered capitalism that has done most to undermine caste in India, but Roy notes that only a tiny percentage of marriages are cross-caste.

Fisher finds the idea that Corbyn's politics are a return to the 1970s and 80s, as has been argued by some commentators, to be a naive line of argument.

Shriver began by making light of a recent incident in the US, where students faced prosecution for what was argued by some as "casual racial and ethnic stereotyping and cultural insensitivity" at a Mexican-themed party.