Sentence examples for because they argued from inspiring English sources

Other scientists questioned Forward's calculations, because, they argued, his figures weren't precise enough.

I've never seen someone get back into a game because they argued".

At one point, he said, I.N.C. officials "refused to coöperate with an audit because they argued that it would breach the secrecy of the operation".

Republicans will have a hard time attacking her on this ground because they argued that Roberts and Alito shouldn't have to answer too many questions.

In 2003, some cities fought the removal of carbon monoxide as an acceptable method because they argued it was more cost-effective.

Some European diplomats have agreed, but urged the Palestinians to turn to the General Assembly because they argued that its approval was more likely to facilitate negotiations rather than a vetoed bid at the Security Council.

There are concerns that police forces do not record Taser threats and other uses of force accurately enough, a problem some believe will not be resolved because, they argue, Mr Shaw has not consulted widely enough beyond the police.

Some feminists support decriminalization because, they argue, restricting prostitution through abolition and most forms of regulation undermines the autonomy of women who choose this work.

This is because, they argue, there was a "confluence of circumstances".

They defend dangerous traditions harmful to girls and women because they argue they are central to their culture.

Ministers are considering curbs on FOI because they argue it has become too burdensome to administrate.