Sentence examples for challenging the argument from inspiring English sources

I just heard his stump speech, again," Salon's Amanda Marcotte, who has written pieces challenging the argument that progressives should support Sanders, tweeted.

At the same time, Chappell et al. [ 59] made a persuasive case for the development of 'aspirational' indicators related to normal or unassisted birth through wider consultation and representation, challenging the argument that certain indicators are problematic to collect.

By successfully challenging the arguments of the Left, they helped to rescue the conference from a wholly negative policy towards the Common Market.

Mark Cuban, as he often does, stirred up quite a debate recently, with a post March 20 challenging the arguments by the owners of Boxee and others that the Internet is going to force the cable television networks to sell programming ?a carte, rather than in one big bundle.

A number of readers challenged the argument.

Mr. Bernstein challenges the argument for tax reform and spending cuts.

They also challenge the argument that higher capital comes at the expense of economic growth.

As for the prosecution, Camden County's first assistant prosecutor, James P. Lynch, did not challenge the argument.

It also challenges the argument of Andrew Lansley, the health secretary, that it will put GPs in the driving seat.

But some analysts challenged the argument that those were not operating items and said the real operating figure was lower.

This study's conclusions thus challenge the argument that policymakers should wait until market conditions become more competitive to deregulate.