Sentence examples for points argues that from inspiring English sources

Raghavan's narrative, which contradicts Bass's at several points, argues that there was nothing inevitable about the dissolution of Pakistan.

Ms Buono, who trails Mr Christie by more than 20 points, argued that his stewardship of the state was being affected by his presidential ambitions, pointing to his opposition to gay marriage.

These points argue that findings from the T51B cell model are applicable to the promotion phase of iron-related HCC in humans.

Hare, himself at one point argues that there is no substantive way of characterizing the attitude a person must have if she expresses or accepts a prescription or moral judgment (Hare 1952, 9 11).

No one argues that point.

There is no point arguing that businesses have been deceived.

(Fortress disputes this point, arguing that the upgrades are not needed to improve its freight operations).

Opponents of Indian Point argue that evacuation of residents in a 10-mile radius would take far too long.

They bat away the idea that an election may be the only way to prove their point, arguing that an orderly vote is impossible amid the tumult.

In California, the mobile industry fought off bans on talking while driving for years, at one point arguing that they were looking out for consumers.

As but one example, "an HSBC executive at one point argued that the bank should continue working with the Saudi Al Rajhi bank, which has supported Al Qaeda".