Sentence examples for cause to argue from inspiring English sources

The United States has a good and urgent cause to argue for: strategic stability in cyberspace.

Agreement between Hamas and Fatah makes the prospect of a durable peace deal a lot likelier.The final reason is that with the hard men of Hamas corralled into tacitly accepting the Jewish state, Israel has less cause to argue that it has "no partner for peace".

Most people would buy a yacht; she went on holiday with a file of good causes to argue over with Gordon.

I have spent a lot of time fighting far larger lobbying organizations in D.C. and believe that the right way to win on a cause is to argue the merits of that cause.

Passengers say that crowded buses cause riders to argue and to shove each other at bus stops.

The idea of introducing more feminine language and energy to the corporate world might cause some to argue that hard-core, male-oriented competition drives innovation, improvement and human advancement.

The growth has caused some to argue that America would do better to regulate its industry and tax the proceeds, rather than driving gamblers to use offshore sites.

They have caused others to argue that conscious sensations, such as pain, don't really exist, no matter what I felt as I hopped in anguish around the kitchen; or, alternatively, that plants and trees must also be conscious.

The very fact that this change is so rapid and momentous has caused some to argue that we need to deeply question the ethics of the process of developing emerging technologies (Moor 2008).

This causes Fatboy to argue with Mercy.

Therefore, these particle-like properties of X-rays, such as their ionization of gases, caused William Henry Bragg to argue in 1907 that X-rays were not electromagnetic radiation.