Sentence examples for in a recent argument from inspiring English sources

BLOOMBERG NEWS   Jon Stewart's Omission  |  Dan Primack of Fortune takes Jon Stewart to task for neglecting to mention in a recent argument about private equity that most of the industry's wealth goes to investors like pension funds and endowments.

Mahmoud admitted he was in a recent argument with his Christian neighbors, but they resolved it and the tension wasn't because of any religious issue.

To explore the problems with her husband further, the therapist and patient reviewed, in detail, a recent argument that they had experienced.

NEW YORK TIMES   The Political Viability of a Cap on Bank Size  |  Simon Johnson writes in a column in Bloomberg News that a recent argument by Daniel K. Tarullo, a Fed governor, is "a significant — perhaps even dramatic — shift in thinking at the central bank".

A husband in the study recalled that, during a recent argument with his wife at a hotel, there actually was a mutual friend listening nearby.

His MRI research showing that connections from other brain regions to the prefrontal cortex are not fully developed until the early 20s was cited in a recent Supreme Court argument as neurobiological basis for ruling out the death penalty and life sentences for young people committing murder.

There is already a split between Tory hawks and doves in home affairs (manifested in the recent argument, conducted via the media, between Ken Clarke, the justice secretary, and the more hardline Michael Howard, who was home secretary in the 1990s).

This is the same sort of error committed by the polemicist Sam Harris in his recent argument against the existence of free will.

Ronald Dworkin is perhaps best known today for his part in a recent and acrimonious argument with Judge Richard A. Posner.

In recent arguments in U.S. District Court in Northern California, for example, lawyers for Monsanto argued that "EPA repeatedly has concluded that glyphosate is not a carcinogen".

"It's too small, and the world is too large," Mr. Lehman said in a recent interview, echoing an argument he made when he was President Ronald Reagan's Navy secretary.