Sentence examples for note argues from inspiring English sources

The note argues for further research on antecedents, motivators, and barriers of the use of globalisation strategies.

This note argues that, his practical concerns notwithstanding, Teece contributed, en passant but fundamentally, to the clarification of basic questions that previous authors had addressed less comprehensively and less satisfactorily.

Mr Berlusconi has little to show for his time in office, the note argued.

Ms. Allred struck a similar note, arguing that the actress's look probably didn't garner any sympathy from the judge.

The report concludes on an optimistic note, arguing, based on international experience, that cities can be turned around in 10 years.

Police refused to go public with the killer's suicide note, arguing at a press conference that it might inspire copycat killings.

Even Noonan concludes his sprawling chronicle of millennia of graft on an improbably hopeful note, arguing that, just as slavery was once widely accepted and is now reviled, bribery may one day "become obsolete".

"Furthermore, the existence of the program reinforces a false impression that international trade is a negative factor for the economy," Sallie James, a trade policy analyst at Cato, wrote in a recent policy note arguing against continued financing.

A preface and translator's note argue the book is a window onto contemporary China, but at times "The Fat Years" is larded with the kind of analysis more common to foreign policy journals.

Channel 4 subsequently sent out a "clarification" note arguing that Icstis could not know for certain how many You Say We Pay callers had been affected beyond the two-and-a-half-week investigation period.

In his Perspective, White raises a cautionary note, arguing that some fossils may be so distorted that assignment to a new species is premature.