Sentence examples for over argues from inspiring English sources

"The web war is over," argues Mr Blodget, "and Microsoft lost".This might suggest that a combination of AOL with MSN makes the most sense.

Papaconstantinou, who has chronicled the crisis in a memoir, Game Over, argues that last summer's lifeline was all the more tragic for being unnecessary.

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

The result: "a vicious cycle in which women work fewer years, contribute less to their pensions and employment insurance, and have lower salaries they re-enter the workforce after their child-rearing years are over," argues Oxfam's report.

The 'Emergency Phase' of the response - emphasizing containment, relocation, and direct welfare - is now over, argues the report, and a new ten-year 'Recovery Phase' must gradually replace it.

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

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.

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

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

Eagleson charged over to argue.