Sentence examples for first argued from inspiring English sources

And the Army, at first, argued it was in full compliance.

As Karl Popper first argued in the 1930s, science proceeds largely by testing hypotheses against data.

The document first argued against Mr. Lake's guilt, then described his rehabilitation.

When the case was first argued last March, it seemed a curiosity likely to be decided on narrow grounds.

A legal challenge against it would immediately rekindle a debate first argued by James Madison and Alexander Hamilton.

This is as true now as it was in the 17th century when Milton first argued against press censorship.

Mr. Murray first argued that the governor could not enter into compacts without the State Legislature's approval.

Since I first argued this case, I have found more and more senior people in business in agreement.

She was saved by the mayor only after he first argued with a police detective who tried to keep him from rushing into the building.

Mr. Reid first argued against moving too fast to match the House Democrats' new rules and then embraced the same idea with token modifications.

We first argue that the order in which observations and interventions are introduced is very important.