Sentence examples for on argues from inspiring English sources

It may depend on what it is spent on, argues Richard Werner of Southampton University.

The book I'm working on argues that this power is wildly incompatible with laws deriving from our constitution.

The firm also intends to develop easy-to-use versions of software for Linux, such as word-processing or spreadsheet programs, which users might want to run, not over the Internet, but on their personal computers.Even if Eazel does not achieve its goal, the idea on which the company is based will live on, argues Mr Hertzfeld.

No matter how many TM courses they go on, argues Cary Cooper, professor of organisational psychology and health at the University of Manchester Institute of Science and Technology, 'people who feel insecure will want to show their commitment by staying at work longer and doing things that are lower down the pecking order'.

A third objection to reliabilism, which also surfaced early on, argues that reliability isn't sufficient for justification.

Picasso kept on painting, he told Françoise, while they kept on arguing.

"We would have been carrying on arguing for another year with this secretary of state.

The employee encouraged Mr. Cohen to hold on, arguing that the company's business was growing, that this was a good long-term investment.

What's going on, Leiker argues, is a variation on a common cyclical pattern.

But it's one of many examples of why we should go on arguing about this choreographer.

'He went on arguing with them.