Sentence examples for deal arguments from inspiring English sources

There will be no other "better deal". Arguments about what Obama squandered or surrendered along the way are therefore fruitless.

Lastly, any refusal to deal arguments are misguided, primarily because Google has no duty to deal, but also in light of Supreme Court precedent narrowly construing refusal to deal as a basis for antitrust violation.

By and large, Republicans were willing to accept Trump's trade deal argument, even though if it were true, there would be no need to shut down the government to try to force Democrats to support a $5 billion in wall appropriation funding.

I can anticipate a few no-big-deal arguments, starting with the definition of affordability.

Considered in the light of the usual (mercantilist) terms for judging trade deals, the arguments in favour of the Chinese agreement look overwhelming.

A 2016 survey by the charity Relate found one-fifth of its 300 relationship counsellors had helped couples deal with arguments about Brexit, for example.

So, in other words, they're using – these briefings are being used, actually, to deal with arguments on the inside of the administration.

But the transmission of racism in Australia is such that a great deal of arguments would be made to keep the Anglo families protected inside those seemingly impenetrable walls.

This new list of fallacies has a different bent than many earlier lists, being more geared to deal with arguments in popular, everyday communication than philosophical or scientific discourse; this is evident both by the omission of some of the traditional fallacies as well as by the introduction of new ones, such as dubious assumption, two wrongs, slippery slope, and faulty analogy.

Don't get me wrong -- having to deal with arguments all evolving from mistakes of your predecessors can be a bitch (excuse my pun).

So there was a very great deal of argument.