Sentence examples for is argued given from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gore ought to be well ahead, it is argued, given the peace and prosperity that has prevailed during his time as vice president.

It is argued given the nature and complexity of HIS, there is the need to bring together our understanding of participation from two streams of development theory and IS design and development.

But this is impossible, Malebranche is arguing, given the proper understanding of divine omnipotence.

However, a draw or defeat against Afghanistan would beat the unwanted record for the least number of wins in a World Cup campaign - although that can already be argued given that teams played a one match less in the 1996 tournament which stands as the only time England have ever recorded just two victories.

A possible selection bias could also be argued, given that these indicators have been designed with the participation of professionals from AIDS-NGOs that work in Catalonia and are financed by this autonomous community's Department of Health.

It could be argued given the naturalistic design of the study, with assessments not restricted to the time frame of actual use of the first SGA, that the outcomes may not be related to that particular SGA, but to subsequent medications.

For a while, the main villain on the right was Barack Obama, whose failures, it has been argued, gave Trump his opening.

The loose, idiomatic rhythms of ordinary conversation, it has been argued, give both actor and spectator too much freedom of interpretation and response.

But the problems went much deeper, as fears began to grow about Creative Scotland's perceived lack of transparency; a reliance on the language of business and the commercial sector; and a focus on "strategic commissioning", which, it was argued, gave too much power to Creative Scotland and removed agency from artists.

His memoirs include a description of Hurley trying to persuade Mao to accept the minimal offer that Chiang was making, which, Hurley was arguing, gave the Communists a foot in the door.

A greater focus on new professional responsibilities and self-awareness is argued for, given the changing organisation of health and social care services in the UK as many more providers join what has been described as a 'marketplace'marketplace