Sentence examples for it was often argued from inspiring English sources

It was often argued that "a cataclysm of chaos, violence and extremism" would engulf Syria should Assad topple, he said.

That teachers' unions in much of the country now agree that student achievement should count in evaluations at all reflects a major change from the past, when it was often argued that teaching was an "art" that could not be rigorously evaluated or, even more outrageously, that teachers should not be held accountable for student progress.

(Swedish physician survey respondent) It was often argued by participants that the patient must suffer from an incurable deadly disease and have a short life expectancy.

It's often argued that it's just like stacking shelves.

It's often argued that in times of adversity, people want to laugh.

It is often argued that United have been playing with too much regimentation this season.

It is often argued that China runs a current-account surplus because its consumer spending has been sluggish.

It is often argued that the central bank was too slow to cut rates after the stockmarket collapsed.

It is often argued that mechanisation in Asia is a response to rural labour shortages as young people abandon farming.

It is often argued that investors see buy-backs as a sign that executives believe their firm is undervalued.

It's often argued by anthropologists that the drawn-out timetable is what made humans human in the first place.