Sentence examples for make argued from inspiring English sources

The American lawyers, best-known for the money they make, argued that partnerships with commercially oriented bodies might diminish lawyers' professionalism.BP Amoco, a British oil company, announced a shift from "rationalisation" to "expansion", with a rise in capital spending of $1.5 billion, to $13.5 billion a year for three years.

And even some people without a partisan point to make argue that the series of bills passed in the last 15 years have not made enough of a dent in slowing down medical costs.

It's already entirely absurd, but that's what makes arguing about it so much fun.

Shoppers also tend to get more excited by something another human being has put individuality into, rather than something that is factory made, argues Sennett.

But since most of us don't live in that world, we need to know what makes arguing successful.

Participants appeared reluctant to devolve decision making arguing that patients may not understand, may act irrationally with information given or may not act in the interests of public health (Table 1 5).

"New distribution agreements with a more discrete and smarter criminal organization would have quickly been made," he argued.

Carmakers came, made losses, argued with their Chinese partners, lamented the leakage of their technologies and often left again.

And it is the theatre my company Up In Arms aims to make and argue for in all we do.

So much money makes sense, argued Jurvetson.

Panicking, she begins to make mistakes, arguing with Jake outside of Johnny's club.