Sentence examples for each argued from inspiring English sources

Not surprisingly, each argued that the other's plans would stifle innovation.

Constituents in London and Frankfurt felt shortchanged by the 50-50 merger and members of each argued that their exchange was worth more.

At one point, the two had an angry confrontation in which each argued that the other should be recused from the Trump investigation, these people said.

The prosecutors each argued that because their budgets are relatively small, the proposed cut would hit them much harder than larger agencies, like the Police Department, which has a $3.3 billion budget.

James Woolsey, a former director of central intelligence, and Kenneth Bacon, a former Pentagon spokesman, each argued against last year's bill, pointing out that such laws would discourage legitimate interactions between government officials and the public on matters of national security.

Bonaventure and Henry were among the latter, and each argued against those who sought to replace the reigning Augustinianism with too many new Aristotelian elements.

The candidates raced to the left on Wall Street, each arguing that their presidency would terrify financiers most.

They each argue they have been underpaid by an average of £4,000 a year since 1 August 2007 and are claiming more than £30,000 each in back payments.

At the meeting, under Deutsch's direction, the Deputy Soviet Ambassador and the American Undersecretary of State reversed roles, with each arguing for the other's position.

Last week, they unsuccessfully sought separate trials, each arguing that the other had made such damaging comments that they could be found guilty by association.

Part of the problem is that as countries go their own way, they are each arguing that they are acting for the greater global good.