Sentence examples for less argues from inspiring English sources
Can't, he more or less argues, everyone just cheer up a bit?
Besides, the tendency in state governance is towards greater integration, not less, argues Bruce Katz, a government expert at the Brookings Institution.
"We are producing more and more with less and less," argues Claus Schäfer, an economist with the Hans Böckler Foundation, Germany's trade-union think-tank.
"These two guys more or less argued themselves, on a strictly theoretical basis, into making out.
The White House did not mention [REDACTED] in its brief or at the hearings before this Court, much less argue that [REDACTED] is a presidential adviser.
Freeman ("free man," no less!) argued, instead, that human consciousness and our perception of free will must be subject to chains of causation.
The same man who as a Congressman -- from Michigan, no less -- argued against the government's bailout of Chrysler in 1979?
E.g., Johnson v. Seattle, 50 Wash.2d 5431331957.2d 676 (1957). 2 Petitioner's formal attack at the trial court level did not even mention § 10.28.030, much less argue that a restrictive interpretation would be unconstitutional under the Equal Protection Clause.
INR is the "biggest little intelligence shop in town, where they really do a lot more with a lot less," argued the late Les Aspin, who was defense secretary in the Clinton administration.
Winston Churchill, no less, argued in 1920 that Jews were part of a "worldwide conspiracy for the overthrow of civilization and the reconstitution of society on the basis of arrested development".
