Sentence examples for editorial argues from inspiring English sources

Your editorial argues that a fifth year could weaken standards.

An Indian Express editorial argues that nuclear energy is essential to India's future.

A Dec. 8 editorial argues for inclusion of adolescents in the new administration's public works projects.

Your editorial argues that Congress is being intrusive in its effort to save Terri Schiavo's life.

Such interactions, as this week's Nature editorial argues, are difficult but valuable.

• To the Editor: Your editorial argues that "truly 'game-changing' innovations... will take years to affect costs and quality".

Its editorial argued that Gove gives the Brexiteers "intellectual heft" to the out campaign while Johnson lends it "swagger".

What began as concern over high prices could turn into a revival of the political left, starting with social issues, the Haaretz editorial argued.

The Globe had, in an editorial, argued that Tsarnaev should be spared, speaking of "the exceptionally high standards for a federal execution".

Christianity Today, the magazine of Billy Graham's evangelical movement, has just run an editorial arguing the moral case for action on climate change.

In October that year The Economist ran an editorial arguing that more such lines under the capital were needed to relieve its congested streets.