Sentence examples for over argued from inspiring English sources

"The hype is long over," argued the CEOs of eight global microfinance organisations this year, stressing a relaxed focus on credit, and highlighting the role of other financial services such as savings and insurance.

Others who were against handing him over argued that it would bring more terrorist acts here in retaliation.

As a direct result of the furor, The Counterweight immediately became a must-read publication on Bucknell's campus -- avidly pored over, argued about, debated and discussed by administrators, liberals, African-American students, professors and conservatives alike.

Farrelly took over, arguing that Ipso would not deliver the key elements called for by Leveson.

The Foreign Ministry opposed handing Mr. Sheikh over, arguing that it would be a taint on Pakistan's sovereignty.

Here, too, the worst is probably over, argues chief economist of Deutsche Asset Management Americas Joshua Feinman.

While the Cold War is over, argues Turkish Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu, "a new global" order has yet to emerge.

If you've had the same argument over and over, arguing about it again isn't going to change anything.

It's a place where what everyone else is arguing over gets argued over more formally and in slightly better language.

Eagleson charged over to argue.

The winter is not over, they argue.