Sentence examples for i first argued from inspiring English sources

Since I first argued this case, I have found more and more senior people in business in agreement.

When I first argued, a decade ago, that we now faced a very different problem because the younger generation were actually falling behind the baby boomers, it was thought to be rather a niche issue.

I strongly believed — as I first argued to George, my old New Yorker colleague and friend, in a discussion he and I had at a meeting of a small reading group to which we both belonged in January 2003, shortly before the war — that the invasion would be a catastrophic mistake that would bring in its wake a great deal of sectarian violence and score-­settling.

I first argue that his main theme, that design factors should be emphasized over statistical analysis, has never been a genuine issue; it is two independent issues, and for each of them I have some concerns about his discussion.

In what follows, I first argue that Sorensen's model should be amended to accommodate a fifth complicating factor (§1).

"I think he focused on victimhood first, arguing specifically that a significant portion of the people who use the hashtag or participate in the movement are victimizing themselves".

First, I argued that societal inequality was a result not just of the laws of economics, but also of how we shape the economy — through politics, including through almost every aspect of our legal system.

Shouldn't the kids come first, I argued?

Edie Windsor, whom I first met the day the Supreme Court argued Windsor and without whom marriage equality would not have been possible, was also honored.

First, I have argued that this zone will extend above and below the zero point.

First, I argue that The Pinnacle@Duxton – a one-of-a-kind public housing project in Singapore – represents the developmental state's attempt to graduate its homogeneous public housing landscape, providing for and subsidizing the aspirations of a segment of its increasingly affluent middle class to buy into the ideology of the global city.