Sentence examples for is argue from inspiring English sources

"All we do is argue," says Stevens, who has coached Romney to not get entangled in the specifics of a question.

Instead, all Gingrich will be able to do is argue – as he did recently – that his ex-consultant rival is just a "competent manager," whereas he's a true "change agent".

That is hard within an ETS controlled by the European Commission: the most Britain can do is argue against the countries (Italy and most of eastern Europe) that want looser emissions caps.

What this movie does is argue that shame and fear lay beneath the industry's specious non-glamour, and perhaps beneath all showbiz exploitation; robustly (and unfashionably) it links porn and domestic violence.

Because temperature plays such a big role, the index is sensitive to global warming.The trouble is, argue the authors of the study, Justin Sheffield and Eric Wood of Princeton University, and Michael Roderick of the Australian National University, in Canberra, "evaporation is a function of more than just temperature".

It is argue that these differences oblige to design more precise assessment exercises which focus on the particular results of each type of institute.

But who is arguing?

Nobody is arguing the facts.

Julius protests, but is argued down.

There is arguing.

Look at Singapore, it is argued.