Sentence examples for normally argued from inspiring English sources

I couldn't hack it if we normally argued.

At the time they were the only clearly distinguishable branch of the legal profession, and it is thought that their work may have actually created barristers as a separate group; although Serjeants were the only lawyers who normally argued in court, they occasionally allowed other lawyers to help them in special cases.

Some background: Conservatives — with the backing, I have to admit, of many economists — normally argue that the market for labor is like the market for anything else.

Alongside the economic rationale for recruiting international students, universities normally argue that these students diversify the student body and broaden not only their own horizons but also those of home students.

Uefa normally argues that it can police behaviour by supporters only inside stadiums, and to that end has launched disciplinary proceedings against Russia over the scenes at the end of the match.

Normally, McCain argued, the Senate gives them instructions, but recognizes that there needs to be room for negotiations in conferences.

Normally, we argue that social media and, especially, follower counts don't matter much for politicians, but real-time commenting is known to influence how viewers see televised debates, and the running peanut gallery of Ryan-heads online could skew people in his favor.

Interpreters who advocate hierarchies which place self-love or benevolence on par with (or even above) conscience normally either argue that they are still consistent with the supremacy of conscience or see this as showing a serious problem in Butler's arguments.

We also demonstrate that cilia are present in photoreceptors and other cell types where cc2d2a is normally expressed, arguing against a primary function for Cc2d2a in ciliogenesis.

Normally, cases are argued before a three-judge panel as the litigants' last opportunity to be heard.

She wanted to carry her to term and deliver her normally, but her doctors argued that doing so would put her own life in danger.