Sentence examples for longer argued that from inspiring English sources

"Look Younger, Live Longer" argued that modern toilet seats were built too high, and made extreme claims for the healing properties of yogurt and blackstrap molasses — so extreme that the F.D.A. said that the benefits were being "grossly misrepresented," and seized copies from a health-food store in Rochester, New York.

The Central Intelligence Agency is no longer arguing that torture worked.

But, they wrote, "we can no longer argue that A.I.S.A. is free from corruption".

He no longer argues that Argentina should adopt the dollar, but would align himself with the United States and local businessmen.

Its astonishing success was a marker in the triumph of American abstraction: no one could any longer argue that pure form was incapable of expressing profound emotion.

Prehistorians could no longer argue that the Pech-Merle spotted horses were symbolic in nature rather than accurate representations of what the ancient artists saw.

Turkey no longer argues that it should limit the rights of Turkish citizens who are Greek Orthodox, tit-for-tat, because the Greek government does the same.

The bottom line is that while most large whales remain at risk, for some species we can no longer argue that we need to "save the whales".

Moreover, the president can no longer argue that the best cure for high energy prices is a tax cut, because that is now legislative history.

Another makes the case for keeping children in school for longer, arguing that every extra year of education a child receives increases the average annual GDP by 0.37%.

However, the CIA no longer argues that torture works, with Brennan and the agency instead saying the efficacy of torture is "unknowable".