Sentence examples for generally argued from inspiring English sources

Ironic since I have generally argued that gridlock supports conservative policy goals (see chapter 9).

Republicans have generally argued that statistical sampling is not as reliable as its devotees insist.

He has generally argued for a more traditional Chapter 11 case, without any direct government involvement.

It is generally argued that marine organisms migrate in response to light levels.

They have generally argued it would be too difficult, or would hurt investment returns.

Lawyers and journalism specialists have generally argued that the Espionage Act applies to leakers, not to publishers or journalists.

First I motivate this view generally, arguing that it satisfies important desiderata for a solution to the generality problem.

Historians generally argue that the market economy replaced the moral economy sometime between 1700 and 1900.

For their part, chief executives generally argue that the high risks they face merit high rewards.

They generally argue that she is the victim of an overzealous prosecution using dubious legal arguments to convict a celebrity.

Liberals, on the other hand, generally argue that the meaning of marriage is in the partners' love, not their loins.