Sentence examples for losing argument from inspiring English sources

But that is probably a losing argument.

QUESTION FROM OAKLAND: Ryan losing argument on sending more troops.

In courts and now legislatures, this has been a losing argument.

Mr. McConnell, the minority leader, knows that's the case, and he also knows that's a losing argument, even if he can't say so out loud because he's in a primary fight with a Tea Partier.

"If you want to try to side with the polluters and argue to the American public that climate change is not happening – today, tomorrow, and certainly in the future – that's going to be a losing argument," he said.

He said that this year the networks might be concerned about profanity and nudity, but "Who's to say next year it won't be about something political?" His was the losing argument, though.

"They are just losing arguments, given where we have gotten," said Stone.

But when people think the language itself has gone rotten, it's when they are losing arguments.

Nor does it depend on me (or anyone else) winning or losing arguments about God's existence on Twitter.

And they were losing arguments again last week, when California's Judge Vaughn Walker ruled that laws defining marriage as a heterosexual union are unconstitutional, irrational and unjust.

People do not like to lose argument or be humiliated, they could respond in an aggressive manner.