Sentence examples for be argued that without from inspiring English sources

It could be argued that without tension and excitement, some of the energy that makes a fashion show a special event is lost.

Yet, it could be argued that without his involvement, the other two Flames might not have managed to be where they are on that list, and, more generally, the team might be languishing.

Applauded for their willingness to step beyond cliche rap rhetoric, it could be argued that without Tip's presence as both beat-maker and rapper on People's Instinctive and its incredible follow-up, The Low End Theory, there would be no College Dropout (Kanye West), no Black On Both Sides (Mos Def), no Illmatic (Nas).

It could be argued that without Braun - or, to be more precise, Dieter Rams, who joined the company in 1955 to become head of product design - there would be no neat little iPod or sleek white Jasper Morrison coffee-maker for Rowenta.

It could be argued that without technical feasibility there is no such thing as viability or social acceptance.

Nor should it be argued that, without such power, President Clinton could not have committed the US to Bosnia and Kosovo.

Even if the price rose above $100 per barrel, it is argued, that wouldn't be enough without tackling costs (as I write, it's trading at $56.64).

It is argued that without a better understanding of these interrelationships, mobility consumption and -growth cannot be fully understood.

It is argued that without stable homes, students are less productive and focused at school and behavioral problems increase.

It has been argued that without fossil fuels, the carrying capacity of Earth would be around 1 to 2 billion humans.

It has been argued that without fossil fuels, the carrying capacity of the Earth using only current sunlight is around 1 to 2 billion humans.