Sentence examples for more argued from inspiring English sources

But many more argued against an American offensive.

On April 14th the AFL-CIO and Change to Win, a coalition of seven unions representing 6m more, argued that reform would help American workers in the long run.

In their correspondence of 1648 49, published as The Immortality of the Soule (1659), and in his major metaphysical work, Enchiridion Metaphysicum (1671), More argued against Descartes's indentification of matter with extension.

And still more argued that the expansion doesn't really mean people will be able to better express themselves – they'll just say the same thing, but use more words to do so.

In its new comments, the Internet Association (which represents companies including Facebook, Twitter, Google, Snap and more) argued that such disclosures should be allowed to live one click away from the ads, pushing against proposals that would force disclosure to be displayed on an ad itself.

Has there been any other "undeniable right" that has been more argued about, more threats made, more people killed over than the abortion issue?

A little more arguing between friends may be just what the relationship needs.

More arguing between the two occurred during a 41-14 loss to Tampa Bay on Oct. 28.

Not any more, argues Paul Mason, who believes information technology is heralding a post-capitalist era.

He has argued with me, agreed with me and everything in between, although more arguing than agreeing.

For the past seven decades, in both foreign affairs and domestic policy, our defining watchword was "more," argues Mandelbaum.