Sentence examples for could argue to from inspiring English sources

Her daughter is learning, one could argue, to be expressive.

"But very few lawyers could argue to the contrary once the decision had been made".

Even for very broad and dubious claims one could argue to having thought recipient's activities were a real infringement.

I cannot support BDS myself, but at this stage I can't really imagine how I could argue to a Palestinian-American that they shouldn't.

Then the United States could argue to Israel that Iran has been isolated to such a degree that bombing it has become unnecessary.

But perhaps he could argue to himself that such support would fit the true punk ethos, in not giving a bollocks what others think.

"You could argue that, to the extent that you can employ spatial cognition to think through a verbal problem, you would have the edge," she said.

As for bailing out General Motors, one could argue as to whether the government should be picking winners in the private sector.

One could argue as to why aspirin use was recommended at all for individuals with diabetes given the lack of clearly demonstrated benefit.

One could argue that efforts to shame Walmart have paid off.

Like Bell, they could argue they deserve to be paid more than a traditional running back.