Sentence examples for entered the argument from inspiring English sources
After several exchanges, mainly with Orazio Grassi (1583 1654), a professor of mathematics at the Collegio Romano, he finally entered the argument under his own name.
President Bush entered the argument last Friday, telling reporters in Texas, "We believe that the subsidies for Airbus are unfair to U.S. companies such as Boeing".
Foreign policy entered the argument in a big way after 1793, with Hamilton making the case for a pro-English version of American neutrality against Jefferson's love affair with the French Revolution.
She was amused at the irony of her working with faith groups, and was not slow to point out if too much lazy thinking or metaphysics entered the argument.
Ed Miliband, the Labour leader, also entered the argument, tweeting that "all the PM does by telling Britain there isn't a cost of living crisis is show millions of people he doesn't understand their lives".
The governors of 10 eastern states entered the argument on May 4, 2009, sending a letter to Congress asking that no special provisions be made to build additional power lines to bring Midwestern energy to the East, because that would preclude wind farm development in their states.
Anyone entering the argument should read the adjudication in full, the original article by Jan Moir and the followup in which she expressed sorrow at distress caused "by the insensitive timing of the column, published so close to the funeral".
And the governor, who supported the notion of strict emissions standards during his election campaign, says he has been too busy fighting for his budget to enter the argument.
Instead of entering the argument by the front door of the temple, where people debate the origin of Earth and the destiny of man, Darwin, with an artless shrug, enters through the back door of a barn: Do we really know what happens when animals change?
