Sentence examples for now argued from inspiring English sources

Bonner, Seifert now argued, was only a "wheelman," who drove Allison to and from the crime.

Of course, it is now argued in the west that Soviet victory left a sour taste.

Cases involving minor crimes are now argued orally in front of a judge, instead of the judge reading mounds of papers alone in chambers.

One of the great virtues of the American Constitution, he now argued, is that it recognises that people can be self-interested, treacherous swine and so has built a safeguard in the shape of the separation of powers.

Perkins and Keyworth now argued that Dunn, because she was acceptable to both factions on the board, was the best person to tell Fiorina that she was being fired.

But some people now argued that the plan was compromised by the inclusion of shops, restaurants, and other commercial enterprises, which had been proposed to make the park self-sustaining.

Her children were now arguing for the transplant.

We are now arguing about how to avoid a repeat.

Prosecutors are now arguing again that Mr. Wilson should be executed.

Some economists now argue that this relationship is asymmetrical.

The two men were now arguing on live television.