Sentence examples for least argued from inspiring English sources

And the Russian Orthodox Church and the government at least argued against prison sentences.

The borough president at least argued transit improvements must come first.

Yet at least, argued the hopefuls, Japan's political squabble over its broken banks would eventually produce a saner blueprint for fixing them.

"Many fans, for a while at least, argued that it didn't matter what was going on off the pitch; it was only results that mattered.

A variety of philosophers and psychologists have argued that it is not, or have at least argued that there is more to mindreading than theorizing.

The industry coalition believed, or at least argued, that those impacts would be negligible; research proving that would help their case.

More important, sound, practical reasons favor this historic combination, or at least, argue against fearing it.

The Braves can at least argue they are moving closer to their existing supporters.

Well, you can at least argue with other philosophers of gardens.

Perhaps we can at least argue, then, that what the Blackhawks have achieved is impressive.

The chamber, at least, argues that the whistle-blower program allows tipsters to undermine internal compliance departments.