Sentence examples for continually argued that from inspiring English sources

Conservatives have continually argued that tax cuts spur growth and thus create more revenue.

Microsoft has continually argued that rapid changes in the high-technology business make the government's suit irrelevant.

Critics have continually argued that not enough is being done to hold subcontractors to existing labour laws.

The ISPs have continually argued that the blockade has been ineffective at preventing piracy and that it inhibits the free flow of information.

Republicans disagree, and Trump has continually argued that a wall — the central issue he campaigned on — is needed to stop illegal immigration and drugs.

Although Craigslist has continually argued that it is legally protected by the Communications Decency Act against liability for what its users post -- an analysis that judges and legal experts generally agree with -- it promised last May to begin manually monitoring these posts for illegal activity.

Although the government continually argues that more financing will not be necessary, many economists believe that a second bailout looks increasingly likely given a stricken domestic economy and a consequent inability to return to the bond markets.

He's been doing it from the beginning, not only spreading lies in a volume that had never been seen before, but continually arguing that established authority couldn't be trusted.

What has been consistent is a position of advocacy that continually argued for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people to have the central role in the telling of the stories about themselves and for the funding of a vibrant Indigenous arts sector.

Verizon has continually argued in the Net Neutrality fight that the "Title II" classification on broadband harms investment.

Statisticians could argue that point.