Sentence examples for naysayers argued that from inspiring English sources

The naysayers argued that Mr Sikorski's Eastern Partnership strategy (aimed at appealing to ex-Soviet republics) had been a mistake and that joining the euro would gut Poland's economic independence.

And the analogy goes deeper, he said, in that just as past naysayers argued that women lacked the strength or ability to work, some now argue that fathers lack the nurturing attentiveness to have primary responsibility for children's care.

Some of these naysayers argued that the amendment didn't go far enough.

Naysayers argue that these products are just vaporware.

The naysayers argue that without tips we have no way of showing our approval or disapproval.

"There were a lot of naysayers arguing that you couldn't transform these rooftops," Mr. Stringer said.

I often hear naysayers argue that it's the parents' job to teach kids to eat right.

Naysayers argue that the efficacy of these treatments is unsubstantiated, and discourage it as a weight-loss strategy, though a recent Cancer Treatment Centers of America study showed noteworthy benefits from vitamin C delivered via IV.

Even Ms. Rowling's vaunted triumph in bringing children back to the printed word has not escaped criticism, with the naysayers arguing that her success is driving out other novelists.

The naysayers argue that without the carbon-hydrogen compounds necessary to most life on Earth, these extraterrestrial beings would have nothing to eat.

Naysayers argue that funds are paying an egregiously unhealthy EBITDA multiple, and, in doing so, are creating a new bubble (yes, that kind of bubble this time).