Sentence examples for early arguments from inspiring English sources

The two men began to feud seriously late last year, with some of their early arguments being about Antananarivo's debts.

The emotional tone of the hearing became apparent in the midst of early arguments made by Mr. Picard's lawyer, David J. Sheehan.

That is a rule which Labour must observe during the early arguments about the introduction of private companies into the health and education services.

In fact, the early arguments for supply-side tax cuts tended to be wonky and theoretical, and so out-of-touch with the current political reality that they confused even Republicans.

The book catalogues the early arguments about whether to do the thing at all, with opponents saying that the money would be better spent on studying biochemical mechanisms rather than stamp-collecting DNA.

One of his early arguments was that if the police refused to listen to the valid grievances of the black community then 'we revert to the best aspects of the black tradition, which is to get out on the streets and demonstrate'.

Findings from the resultant argument maps show conspicuous differences between BPR and ERP argumentation, which suggests an association between early argument structure and the faddish trajectory of discourse.

(An early argument would also put a decision in place well before the 2010 elections).

In one early argument, his accusation that Lily is exploiting the mountain people has an uncomfortably contemporary ring.

Another early argument for shipping her off to the glue factory was her predilection for chewing expensive electrical items.

(See our early argument that the Kindle would survive the iPad's attack).