Sentence examples for ever the argument from inspiring English sources

Now that the emptiness of that mission has been exposed more harshly than ever, the argument between the civilian and military wings of the US government is over: there is no alternative to a managed exit.

If that ever changes and the argument for outside expertise and technology grows ever more compelling with time a resurgent Avtovaz could do for Russia's roads what Nestlé already plans for the nation's children.

Ever since the argument has waxed and waned over whether the nation has any real need for nuclear weapons.

To others, it was a godsend the strongest deterrent power ever invented, the argument being that the horrors of its use make another Nagasaki or Hiroshima almost inconceivable.

"Nobody ever makes the argument that you're holding the kids that started at a lower [achievement level] to lower standards," he said.

Just as Attorney General Eric Holder prepares to step down from his post, he appears more open than ever to the argument for rescheduling marijuana as a less dangerous, more beneficial drug.

"And so the estaduais are with us again, the same as ever, the same arguments, the same criticism of the calendar … the same bad pitches," the former Seleção great Tostão wrote recently.

The criticism of business schools is ever persistent and the argument for their irrelevancy seems to be strengthening.

If blowing the oral argument is judged according to whether you are interrupted by Justice Scalia right at the start, then just about every advocate with whom he has ever disagreed blew the argument.

The case for developed countries to spend 0.7% of national income on aid hence remains as strong as ever – as does the argument for spending at least 50% of aid in least developed countries.

That, as ever, is what the argument comes back to.