Sentence examples for much argues from inspiring English sources

Nothing much argues for restraint on the part of campaigns.

But money alone will not do much, argues Frances Seymour of the World Resources Institute, a think-tank in Washington, DC.

What has changed since then is, well, not much, argues Sims.

There is much arguing about how best to solve this problem.

THE defensive posture of classical music these days has been much argued.

But the dimensions of this PSC have been much argued over.

Thus, on spying a passing Skoda car, Czechs used to say "there goes a shame", and nobody would much argue.

In general, Ekirch doesn't so much argue his case as let the facts speak for themselves.

Frady does not so much argue this guilt thesis as place its markers here and there through the narrative.

Did this widely reported (and much argued) episode suggest a fundamental flaw in the design of the Roadster, or was an owner's negligence to blame?

He added: "For all the good aspects there were also darker aspects to the relationship and which were hallmarked by much arguing.