Sentence examples for does argue for from inspiring English sources

"It's choppy and it's disappointing and that does argue for an unchanged policy well into next year".

It does argue for pulling as many good ideas as possible from emerging food movements into the conventional system — but only if they serve the three goals of increasing supply, reducing environmental damage and improving food security.

This feature of the features does argue for Leonardo's authorship — or auteurship, anyhow, if the handiwork that we see isn't fully his own — despite some more or less plausible doubts that Jerry Saltz, in New York, ticked through, with entertaining zest, before the auction.

This isn't to say that I would ever want to give up my computer, much less antibiotics, but it does argue for a more measured approach than the usual utopian fantasies in which we all indulge when a new technology rolls onto the scene.

And while he does argue for calls with referees often, he doesn't play for the foul.

Much of it does argue for at least a part of the market to act "irrationally," defined as at odds with some underlying market equilibrium.

While these thinkers did not demand the rejection of associationist principles, they did argue for a more conservative application of such principles.

Most of those who do argue for denying marriage equality to gay couples are now careful to say that they really, really like gay people.

Alexander said: "We do argue for a rolling back of the powers of the state and reversal of the centralisation of how teachers teach..

We do argue for a more nuanced approach to central bank independence, with political accountability in terms of mandate-setting and appointment of officials, and oversight of wider financial stability powers.

Contrary to Mr. Brooks, the liberals I know (including myself) don't see the Deepwater Horizon calamity primarily as proof that the government should have more control over industry (although liberals do argue for stricter regulation).