Sentence examples for reason to argue from inspiring English sources

That not all have benefited is another reason to argue over taxes.

Bell responded a week later, saying that, although he could not rule out the theory, "I know of no reason to argue that it was found at Morgantina".

If happiness research simply confirmed what people already believed, there would be no need, and really no reason, to argue for its relevance.

The four teams combined for 162 points, Oklahoma State gave people reason to argue it should have been in the national championship game instead of Alabama and Oregon tried to blind people with its helmets.

As I've had reason to argue before, this self-satisfaction is somewhat misplaced, since higher abortion rates in blue states rather than, say, varying sex education curricula tend to explain most of the blue-red difference.

But there is reason to argue that America's leverage with Pakistan on security matters is limited by its need for Pakistani bases, border crossings and intelligence on the Taliban.

Luckily, then, there are stronger reasons to argue the cause.

Snowden has given Fang and his cohort new reasons to argue for stricter control of the Web.

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Even before the New Zealand series, there were plenty of logical reasons to argue that the World Cup would offer England a better chance of being competitive than Great Britain had in any of the last three Tri-Nations tournaments.

On the cusp of the playoffs — the Tampa Bay Rays rounded out the field by defeating the Texas Rangers 5 2 in a one-game playoff to determine the American League's second wild-card spot Monday night — there are plenty of reasons to argue that this year the Red Sox are the hub of the national pastime.