Sentence examples for more argues from inspiring English sources

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

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

Not much talent travels between government and think-tanks.What is more, argues Mr Braml, there are striking cultural differences.

But this agreement is not valid any more, argues Marcin Zaborowski, head of PISM, a think-tank in Warsaw, because the security environment has changed.

What's more, argues Bainbridge in a slightly over-emphatic way, as if talking to someone with early hearing loss, by the time we enter our fifth decade we will have developed cognitive capacities that allow us to think more cleverly than, if not quite as quickly as, we used to at 20.

Like Plato (in Laws 10), More argues that the operations of the nature cannot be explained simply in terms of the chance collision of material particles.

But many more argued against an American offensive.

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.

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

Still more argue for the Levant, and a few think it should be left as it is.