Sentence examples for especially arguing from inspiring English sources

In February, the embargo was renewed despite British concerns, with Germany and Sweden especially arguing against escalating the civil war.

Mr. Jacquet's slow ballads, especially, argued his breadth; he revealed a mastery of harmony through a velvety tone.

Mr Carney, especially, argued that it might prove a good way for central banks to retain their credibility while targeting both price and financial stability.

This was especially argued by GPs working in a group practice.

While many theorists discuss the responsibilities to refugees and guest workers, Walzer's treatment is particularly influential, especially in arguing for his view that guest worker programs are only justified when they offer such "guests" a proper pathway to full and equal citizenship (Walzer 1983).

Nevertheless, he remained a close ally of Blair's, especially in arguing that Britain should work more closely with the rest of the EU member countries.

Gov. George E. Pataki's campaign and the State Republican Party describe Mr. Golisano as nothing more than a stalking horse for the Democrats, especially Mr. Cuomo, arguing that Mr. Golisano is in the race only to hurt the governor.

The restaurant industry has been especially vocal arguing that increasing the minimum wage would make them "uncompetitive" and "cost jobs".

I say all of that because while affirmative action does not exist anymore (despite what people would like others to believe especially those arguing for the recent Fisher case), JFK's intention when he created it was to provide an additional push for communities who have been subjugated, in some cases, for centuries.

Additionally, one might be aware of a potential selection bias which is a known limiting aspect of long-term outcome studies especially when arguing on the finally included patients.

In the Baltic republics, especially, many argued that they could run their economic affairs better than Moscow.