Sentence examples for question argues from inspiring English sources

"The crucial question," argues Fyfe, "is the right to dismiss.

He later apologised, but the damage was done.To raise the spectre of a return to 1930s fascism, however, is "not the right question," argues Catherine Fieschi, director of Counterpoint, a British think-tank.

The lawsuit in question argues that Gitmo guards have violated the human rights of Dhiab and other hunger strikers by brutally feeding the men with nasal tubes while they continue to refuse meals.

Another customer, Paul Hamann, posed the same question, arguing that most of his holdings at MF Global were warehouse receipts of physical goods that carried no liens.

When Mr. King tried to explain the question, arguing that it was a major news subject of the moment, Mr. Gingrich had none of it.

The characters in "The Finkler Question" argue about these matters the way characters in Mr. Jacobson's 10 previous novels often have: stubbornly, exhaustively and relentlessly, to the point where they all but paralyze narrative.

Wallace differed from Darwin on this question, arguing that selection sometimes operates at the level of groups and hence that there can be adaptive features that benefit the group at the expense of the individual.

"Once again, the potential of robotic space exploration is called into question," argued the paper, but "the thirst for knowledge of the universe's nature and origins is too great to be slaked by a single calamity".

Mrs. Clinton's advisers, if clearly girded for that kind of question, argued today that the inquiries were far afield of the normal inquiries a candidate faces in a race for the Senate.

The Conservatives have focused on the first version of the question, arguing for English votes on English laws, and reduced Scottish and Welsh representation at Westminster, but they are opposed to regional government.

Mr. McClellan declined to answer that question, arguing that it was part of an effort by reporters to fix responsibility for the federal response on some member of the administration.