Sentence examples for popularly argued from inspiring English sources
It is popularly argued that the sharp rise in inflation could have been avoided if only central banks had been using modern monetary-policy frameworks, which aim at price stability.
The Heritage Foundation has argued for eliminating the estate tax, popularly called the "death tax," for more than fifteen years.
Pedro I, along with a significant percentage of the legislature, argued for an independent judiciary, a popularly elected legislature and a government which would be led by the emperor who held broad executive powers and prerogatives.
At the Constitutional Convention, no one argued that the Supreme Court Justices ought to be popularly elected, not because the delegates were unconcerned about judicial independence but because there wasn't a great deal of support for the popular election of anyone, including the President (hence, the electoral college).
Back in 1996, the same year Ms. Himmelfarb was lamenting our moral collapse, Mr. Wilson published "When Work Disappears: The New World of the Urban Poor," in which he argued that much of the social disruption among African-Americans popularly attributed to collapsing values was actually caused by a lack of blue-collar jobs in urban areas.
Furthermore, the popularly cited "extinction window", proposed as c. 51 39 ka when the HDE is argued to occur, is still only a theoretical construct.
