Sentence examples for becomes argued from inspiring English sources

It becomes, argued one analyst, a condition that cannot be fulfilled, winding up like the "six days of quiet" that Mr Sharon once specified must precede negotiations for a ceasefire.

One series – a naked woman "turning around in surprise and running away" became, argues Warrell, an inspiration for some of Rodin's late sculptures.

But they also took credit for the man McConnell has become, arguing that they pushed him to become a stronger conservative.

So complex had the supply chain become, he argued, it became impossible to provide the simple assurances of risk, quality and even safety.

The more self-aware a person becomes, Jonas argued, the more likely they are to make an effort to lead a healthy lifestyle.

Thus every inch of Israeli territory that is ceded to the Palestinians becomes, he argues, sanctuary for Palestinian terrorists.

"The more wealth and prestige you accumulate, the more risk averse you become," he argued.

Delegates from states where slavery had become rare argued that slaves should be included in taxation, but not in determining representation.

Her rule became, Never argue back.

The more salient environmental issues become, they argue, the better the Lib Dems should do.

Psychiatrists protested the Tarasoff decision, as it became known, arguing that it would erode confidentiality and make patients less trusting.