Sentence examples for may argue as from inspiring English sources

Others may argue, as former US Olympic skater Johnny Weir has, that what they define as "politics" shouldn't enter into the equation of whether a country is fit to host the Games.

Now we may argue as in Proposition 4.0.1, since only R1, R4, and weak disjunctivity are used.

Each of the remaining two cases is handled the same as the other, so suppose (overline{a}cap overline{c}supseteq overline{b}cap overline{c}= overline{a}cap overline{b}.) We know (e) is a common lower bound of (a) and (b,) so if (dle e) we may argue as above to infer (xnot in [a,b]_T).

One may argue, as we have administered only 1110 MBq for RRA in high RAIU group, higher dose probably could have better ablation rate.

Based on the findings of the study, one may argue that as desirable as engaging multiple stakeholders may be, achieving broad consultation in formulating policy may not be feasible in situations where it is difficult for stakeholders to agree on key policy contents due to different interests, or where key policy developers may have specific issues to advance.

While the defense may argue this as a case of hindsight is 20/20, I hope the 12 jurors see this is a clear case of common sense ignored.

People may argue that as natural habitats shrink we must put members of endangered species in protected areas for their own safety.

Again, Roman Catholics and Protestants may argue that they are as orthodox as the Orthodox (or more so), but they do not fight about the label.

One may argue that, just as government is run by private persons acting as public actors, perhaps a similar position can be created with regard to the members of the private committee that make up the jury deciding on who gets a subsidy and who does not.

Their fans may argue otherwise, but as Sheriff Ed Tom Bell from No Country For Old Men might say, their current pickle will certainly do till the mess gets here.

Some may argue that leaving the scene "as is" could have played "boring".