Sentence examples for most arguing from inspiring English sources
Despite Mr. Obama's interest, his political and policy advisers are divided, with most arguing that taking on Social Security would overload a legislative system already strained by the economy and war.
It received mixed reviews from critics, most arguing her body was digitally altered.
Other evaluations of the caseload model have used comparative descriptive designs, with most arguing that for feasibility and practical reasons using an RCT design was not possible [ 4- 6].
Most argue that modern humans – armed with superior skills and weapons – were responsible.
One of the most argued points is the dating of the plays.
Most argue that the mortgage mess, though a blight on anyone caught up in it, will not spread.
Most argue that the same advantages that helped them in the good times will carry them through the bad.
Community representatives at the hearing said they supported caps on height, but most argued that the proposed limits did not go far enough.
But he is dismissive of efforts to develop an evidential basis for psychoanalytic treatments, though most argue this is necessary if they are to remain widely available.
Most argue that the BJP will fall short of this total as no single party has secured a majority of seats since 1989.
"Pain is the most argued thing in disability cases," Judge White said, adding that "98percentt of the people who come before me truly believe they are disabled".
