Sentence examples for has never argued from inspiring English sources

She has never argued with the decision that the original rent was too high.

Another senior official agreed that "Powell has never argued and never advocated that they should be designated as P.O.W.'s".

"I just got another one this week!" says Richard Lamb, a tax attorney who admits he has never argued a case in court.

Ms. Kagan has never argued a case before the Supreme Court, a gap likely to be a subject at her confirmation hearing.

"Sinopec for years has never argued against the need to improve China's standards," said David Vance Wagner, a senior researcher at the International Council on Clean Transportation who used to work under the Chinese Ministry of Environmental Protection.

On this point, it should bear in mind that Tony Blair has never argued that it would have been dangerous to delay the war to allow the UN weapons inspectors a few extra months to work in Iraq.

In a sense, I've never argued anything else.

At Shell, we have never argued for such a policy.

Kagan, at the age of forty-eight, had never argued a case before an appellate court.

Before he became a federal judge, he had never argued a single case in federal court.

But, he said, "I have never argued that public ownership should be permanent".