Sentence examples for is argued since from inspiring English sources

This is not necessarily cause for alarm, it is argued, since the nation need not be construed in ways that exclude minorities.

Furthermore, it is argued, since we now have scientific explanations (or modes of explanation at least) which have no need to ascribe mental properties very widely (it is tempting to interject: not even to people!) panpsychism can be seen as merely a vestige of primitive pre-scientific beliefs.

The issue has been argued since India won its independence from Britain 50 years ago.

An international coordinated response, it was argued then and has been argued since, would have been better.

He was a close friend of the Clintons, and it's been argued since the 1990s by conspiracy extremists – such as a series of reports by the Arkansas Project funded by late conservative billionaire Richard Mellon Scaife – that either: 1) he was killed because he knew too much about the Clintons' scandals; or 2) Hillary publicly humiliated him and caused him to kill himself.

Whether this impact on the thermoregulatory response is solely due to affected thermal regulation can be argued since hypoxia may also affect reaction-time (Fowler and Prlic 1995; Mackintosh et al. 1988).

"And we've been arguing since," she added.

That the thing he conforms to is not the spirit of Islam any number of commentators, Muslim and otherwise, have been arguing since 7/7.

Democrats have been arguing since the presidential campaign last year that Mr. Bush's tax cut was too big because other needs and an uncertain economy.

Though writers and historians have been arguing since the seventeenth century that Richard III wasn't the villain whom Shakespeare described, it was a 1951 mystery novel that sparked mass interest in Richard's redemption.

Their report, being published today in the journal Nature, has amazed scientists, who have been arguing since early this century about whether such journeys were even remotely possible, let alone observable.