Sentence examples for more arguing from inspiring English sources

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

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

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

Advocacy groups have squeezed Mr. Bloomberg even more, arguing that cutting the voucher program would unfairly affect Orthodox Jews.

More arguing, as a blogger who goes by the name of Isis pointed out in a post titled "Don't Like Arsenic Bacteria?

social1entrepreneur agreed with Jonathan Glennie that NGOs need to collaborate more, arguing: Having worked in a grant-making role I used to find it frustrating that every NGO claimed to be the best at everything.

But many more argued against an American offensive.

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.

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