Sentence examples for if arguing that from inspiring English sources
If arguing that the development was too high, lacked amenities, blocked out light, created wind tunnels and, ultimately, was at odds with the neighbourhood is "bourgeois nimbyism", then I'm guilty as charged.
Even if argued that globalization may have some economic advantages, from a social perspective, it has the potential to worsen the prevailing power differentials within workplaces and between developed and developing countries.
Imagine if I was arguing that MPs' salaries should be kept secret.
Speak up and call 911 if you hear arguing that sounds violent.
If you are arguing that the voting age should be lowered, you must provide reasons why.
The oil giant is arguing that if anything, Mr. Feinberg's proposed settlements are too generous.
I'd be embarrassed if anyone argued that it was".
Labor leaders could plausibly (if coldly) argue that there had been an exchange of populations.
If we argue that teaching is a process of recapitulation and anticipation, don't we rely on a foundation of familiarity for the building of new effects?
However, you'd be right if you argued that retail is a different beast than drilling for oil.
