Sentence examples for come arguing from inspiring English sources

Critics of the new deal had predicted this day would come, arguing the arrangement lacks adequate privacy safeguards to pass muster with Europe's courts.

Critics of the new deal had predicted this day would come, arguing the arrangement lacks adequate privacy safeguards to pass muster with Europe's courts.

In 2003, UNA-USA's executive director of policy studies, Jeffrey Laurenti, wrote an article, An Idea Whose Time Has Not Come, arguing that there were important unresolved issues of inclusivity, authority, and efficiency with the UNPA.

But worse is still to come, argues Daniel Alpert of Westwood Capital, an investment bank.

"An unprecedented redistribution of jobs, population, and wealth is under way in America, and it's likely to accelerate in the decades to come," argues Enrico Moretti in his new book The New Geography of Jobs (Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, 2012).

The firms likely to join Mittal Steel as global consolidators will come, argues Mr McLaughlin, from Russia, Brazil and possibly even China.China's rise as a steel superpower and its potential to swamp global markets has certainly helped speed consolidation.

Excellence comes, argues Porter, by specialising and doing some things superbly rather than lots of things indifferently.

Even when you're disappointed at the Almeida, you come out arguing, rather than feeling cheated.

Cleveland's success continued in 1955 after Brown convinced Graham to come back, arguing that the team lacked a solid alternative.

Will she come and argue with us in the dark?

He is the champ when it comes to arguing policy.