Sentence examples for besides arguing from inspiring English sources

But besides arguing that it took the drug off the market as soon as it had solid evidence of Vioxx's dangers, it is also likely to argue in many cases that a person's problems could have other causes.

Bottling up your feelings is the worst thing you can do besides arguing with your parents, as this can lead to severe psychological issues for you.

Besides arguing that the president could not be sued in state court under the Supremacy Clause, Mr. Trump's lawyer, Marc E. Kasowitz, had argued that Mr. Trump's comments about the women, made during a hard-fought election, amounted to political speech protected under the First Amendment.

Besides arguing Brown v. Board of Education as co-counsel with Marshall, Greenberg argued numerous other anti-segregation, anti-discrimination, and anti- death penalty cases.

Besides arguing the Supreme Court's Booth decision had been overruled by the Payne decision, the state also argued that it did not need to follow a precedent by its federal circuit court, the Oklahoma City-based 10th Circuit, which forbade relatives' recommendations to the jury in potential death penalty cases.

And besides, argue some, palm trees don't only crowd out the native plants, they're not even proper trees.

But both the president and the governor need to understand the extent of the catastrophe all around us and do something besides argue about mobs overseas.

Indeed, besides many indications arguing for a direct role of HKII in preventing ROS generation from mitochondria, it should be also taken into account that glucose-6-phosphate, via the pentose phosphate pathway, is also the primary source of electrons for NADP+-to-NADPH reduction.

And besides, he argues, if no one in Jobbik was supposed to take E.U. money, then why didn't anyone mind when Novák did?

And besides, he argued, any prudent person would delay paying off this sort of permanent low-rate loan, as he had while repaying higher-interest student loans he took on while completing his doctorate.

And besides, they argue, allowing independents to vote however they please increases turnout and adds a special element of unpredictability to New Hampshire's primaries, thereby focusing added national attention on the state's opening role in the nominating process.