Sentence examples for having argued that from inspiring English sources

Simon said it would withdraw its offer if the warrants are granted, having argued that they are costly and unnecessary.

(Mr. Santorum also accused Mr. Obama of having argued that the Catholic Church should be forced to ordain women, which of course is not true).

Having argued that Birmingham is a viable weekend holiday destination, I'd now like to convince you that the Loire Valley can be reached via the M50 in Gloucestershire.

Having argued that his dominance was down to his ability alone rather than technology, he now appeared to be acknowledging the opposite.

This is Mill's venerable "harm principle". And in his classic work "On Liberty," he is often read as having argued that absolute freedom of expression is almost never a source of harm.

Having argued that the killing was a deliberate but mistaken act of self-preservation, he then said he pulled the trigger without thinking – an assertion that would match a so-called automaton or involuntary defence but not self-defence.

We have argued that he is right.

Biologists long have argued that it does.

People have argued that they are ancestors; other people have argued that they're not ancestors.

But critics have argued that assimilation has downsides.

The government has argued that the A.C.L.U.