Sentence examples for has stopped arguing from inspiring English sources

So it has stopped arguing that, by undervaluing its currency -- the yuan -- with respect to the U.S. dollar, China is making its products too cheap, thus putting competing American goods at a disadvantage in foreign markets.

Most researchers add cancers detected in a 5 15 years period after screening has stopped, arguing that this is a sufficient adjustment for lead time (Smith et al, 2004; Seigneurin et al, 2011; Kalager et al, 2012; Njor et al, 2013).

Critics have stopped arguing that Latvia must devalue.

Now that they have the electric Palin, they've stopped arguing that celebrity is bad.

When they have stopped arguing with Mr O'Leary, the Eurocrats might consider putting up a statue to him.

The way stratigraphers usually define boundaries — once they've stopped arguing about them — is by choosing a particularly fossil-rich sequence of rocks to serve as a reference.

Maude accused the unions of being disingenuous by claiming serious negotiations over the public sector deal had stopped, arguing that further talks were due to take place on Tuesday.

You've stopped arguing and started throwing punches.[2].

The legal profession has largely stopped arguing over the disputed section and instead is calling for its outright repeal as did the spokesmen for four of the city's main bar associa tion's.

According to the head of the foreign affairs committee of the Russian Parliament, Alexei Pushkov: "It's only a question of time". But the Russians have not stopped arguing their case that military intervention would be wrong.

But Chile's Antitrust Commission has stopped the deal, arguing it would lead to vertical integration and concentration in the Chilean electric sector.