Sentence examples for concern argued from inspiring English sources

The oil exploration and production concern argued that the proposals were an outgrowth of a lengthy turnaround campaign that the company had pursued on its own.

It's a unique 18-year-old who says, 'I don't care about that stuff, I want to learn".' This is an enormous concern, argued David W. Strauss of Art and Science Group, a company in Baltimore that has advised such colleges as Smith, Mount Holyoke and Randolph-Macon.

Mr. Smith echoed that concern, arguing that Google would have a complete picture of Internet users' online activities.

Environmental campaign groups and left-wing newspapers have expressed concern, arguing that it would be better to focus on renewable energy sources.

Milton Freidman rejected Hayek's concern arguing that the "failure" of one currency would quickly impact others because the high costs of switching currencies.

In late October, federal antitrust officials moved to block the $825 million acquisition of Comdisco's Availability Solutions, a computer disaster-recovery concern, arguing that it would reduce competition.

Last week Age Concern, arguing that rural post offices are a lifeline to the rural old, called on the government to renew its £150m-a-year subsidy.

A more valid concern, argues Bill Bishop, publisher of the Sinocism China newsletter, is the self-censorship cropping up in Hollywood products to appease China's notoriously strict censor board.

Scottish Power also expressed concern, arguing that sticking to the timetable was key to investor confidence.

Asch and Wasserman (2005, 202) have expressed a similar concern; arguing that having more control over what features a child has can pose an "affront to an ideal of unconditioned devotion".

And some prosecutors have also expressed concern, arguing older cases can be harder to prosecute.