Sentence examples for has begun arguing from inspiring English sources

So too is the refreshing fact that Singh has begun arguing the case for taxation.

But Mr. Warsh, as a Fed governor, has begun arguing that the central bank cannot afford to wait for irrefutable evidence of a solid expansion.

And now the ruling party's own newspaper has begun arguing unblushingly that Ilham Aliev, the president's only son, has the innate ability, if not the innate right, to take over when the time comes.

Both camps have begun arguing over the format and number of debates.

In recent weeks, some prominent academics here have begun arguing that the commission's entire focus on deficits is misplaced.

Some Israeli officers have begun arguing that the military should reestablish a permanent presence inside Gaza, a move that would undermine Israel's claim of having left.

Some leading economists have begun arguing that heading off even the remote chance of such outcomes should be the main object of climate-change policy.

Company insiders have begun arguing that the recent stock declines are the work of duplicitous critics conspiring to undermine the firms.

On a day I was making the rounds with Edna, there was a police report saying that two Marielitos had begun arguing on the street and the argument had ended with one shooting the other dead.

But now that quantum weirdness is not confined to thought experiments, physicists have begun arguing again about what this weirdness means, whether the theory needs changing, and whether in fact there is any problem.

The most perilous threat to Ms. Pelosi, for the moment, may be the impatient mood in the Congressional Black Caucus, where senior legislators have begun arguing that it is past time to elect an African-American speaker.