Sentence examples for if they argued from inspiring English sources

If they argued, they did so quietly.

Sometimes, if they argued, one was sent to the living room and one to the bedroom.

He was an anxious boy, worrying that if they argued when he wasn't around he wouldn't be on hand to save their souls.

It would be "most unlikely" that trial courts involved with any Watergate defendants would accept the Nixon-Stennis summaries as evidence, "and I would be left without the evidence with which to prosecute people whom I had used the summaries, perhaps, to indict". Prosecution of some Watergate defendants might have to be abandoned if they argued they needed the tapes to make their defense.

Because they interpreted their mandate narrowly, knowing that if they argued with the 18-year-old and put up a fight, they would get no political backing from their UN bosses in New York (5).

If, they argue, there are sufficient numbers of Medicis out there, the arts will survive.

But even then, the FTC can't force perpetrators to pay the fine if they argue they're broke.

The sisters are very close – they still live together in the family home – and laugh when asked if they argue.

Given that a dismissal cannot be legally challenged until after two years of continuous employment, employees risk destitution if they argue with their boss.

He added: "Ministers can save themselves a lot of headaches if they argue that taxpayers' interests must come first, and therefore the sale is postponed.

Challenge them if they argue it's because "everyone else has one". Before considering a purchase, ask them to explain exactly what they will use the device for and engage them in a meaningful conversation about technology and peer pressure.