Sentence examples for left argued that from inspiring English sources

Lawyers for the former official, Edmund Matricardi III, left, argued that his participation in the two calls was legal under Virginia's Freedom of Information Act and the First Amendment.

In an interview just weeks before his trial on charges he paid for sex with a minor and tried to hide it, Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi, 74, left, argued that prosecutors' claims that 33 women had prostituted themselves at his parties were untrue.

Nearly five years ago, Left argued that multiple 200-mile-range-plus electric vehicles would be on the market before the Model 3. In March 2016, Citron said in a tweet it expected Tesla's stock price to hit $100 a share by the end of that year due to supply and demand problems.

John Whitehead London During the EU referendum campaign, many of right and left argued that leaving the EU would reduce British influence in the world.

Rather, until recent, blind nostalgia struck, the left argued that such a model was unsustainable – an inflated, lopsided, going-nowhere fantasy.

Many on the left argued that liberal interventionists, particularly in Congress and in the press, had given crucial cover to the Bush Administration during the run-up to the war.

After recent Fab Four nostalgia, Kisses on the Bottom may see anyone left arguing that Macca was the progressive, avant-garde Beatle gnashing their teeth.

Duflo, borrowing an old phrase of the French left, argues that "there is not going to be le grand soir — one day, the big revolution, and the whole world is suddenly not corrupt.

Most Palestinians — and many on the Israeli left — argue that there are now too many Israeli settlements in the West Bank for a viable, contiguous Palestinian state to arise there.

The chief executive of Claria, Scott VanDeVelde, left, argues that because PersonalWeb requires little work and delivers more relevant information than, say, MyYahoo, it should enjoy an advantage over competing services.

Duflo, borrowing an old phrase of the French left, argues that "there is not going to be _le grand soir — _one day, the big revolution, and the whole world is suddenly not corrupt.