Sentence examples for he argues does from inspiring English sources

Nothing, he argues, does more to alleviate poverty than rapid economic growth.

That component, he argues, does not outweigh or render irrelevant the "significant amount of physical activity" involved in playing these games, activity in the course of which players do not merely see violent things but do violent things.

Looking at corporate strength, he argues, does a better job of forecasting debt problems than do traditional macroeconomic indicators, like gross domestic product growth and debt levels relative to G.D.P.

Although the individuals that Mr. Gladwell cites are exceptional, their success, he argues, does not flow from their natural gifts but from their unusual cultural legacies, the uncanny opportunities that come their way, and their really, really hard work.

Indeed, because property stands apart from the sanctum of our bodies and minds, its preservation in any particular form, he argues, does not rise to the level of a "natural right".

That, he argues, doesn't explain its impact.

The groups to which they belong, he argues, do little more than reinforce an existing disposition: for most, there is no call for a Pied Piper.

The Sudans and Somalias, he argues, do bear witness to the limits to globalisation but only in the sense that globalisation needs to go further.

Jesus, he argues, "did not have to employ such foolish things to point out the strait and narrow path," and "Nothing in his parables arouses laughter".

Justin Verlander, he argued, does not pitch-year round.

The outlook, he argued, "doesn't suggest the urgent need for further action".