Sentence examples for may argue for from inspiring English sources

Shifting national security threats may argue for Admiral McRaven's plans.

Demands for public safety are perhaps louder now and that may argue for better background checks.

Those challenges may argue for getting rid of the electronics business altogether, he adds.

Banks may argue, for example, that the repayment requests have flaws of their own.

However strongly the left may argue for specific reforms, they are mainly just tinkering around the edges.

In this way, at least, the advent of cyberspace may argue for fewer consumer-protection laws, not more.

While May argued for distinct party identity, another Tory colleague had argued earlier for the opposite.

One may argue that, for the sake of computational efficiency, the methodology in Sect.

There was the time in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, when Gingrich lectured (condescendingly, one may argue) Juan Williams for asking whether his criticism of food stamp recipients was racially insensitive.

Some may argue that for some diseases it is not always feasible to design and implement RCTs assessing patient-centred outcomes.

Although the SHARP-P control condition may produced some improvements in performance on cognitive tests, one may argue that for behavioral interventions to be adopted as part of clinical practice, they should be demonstrated to provide benefits above whatever effects the more modest and less resource intensive Healthy Aging Education program provided.