Sentence examples for revenue argument from inspiring English sources
I'm with Obama and Geithner, and not just because of the revenue argument, which is perfectly accurate.
And leaders of the most powerful Dry organization, the Anti-Saloon League, grumpily aware of what one called the "alleged 'loss of revenue' argument," chose to focus most of its attention on state-by-state, rather than federal, prohibitory laws.
Eventually, WhatsApp is going to need to generate revenue" — thereby collapsing the revenue argument into an all or nothing binary without explaining why it has to be that way.
"I want to be clear; that's not my major motivation," said Frank of the revenue argument.
The state House approved a bill in March that would require cities to adjudicate traffic cases in municipal court instead of using an administrative process and, in a dig at the safety vs. revenue argument, would cut funding to cities by the amount they get from camera tickets.
The attorney general's office argued that all money available to the state should count as revenue, an argument that at least one justice, Peter G. Verniero, implicitly rejected when he asked in oral arguments whether the state could cancel all taxes for a year and borrow the entire budget.
They also blame the federal government for devolving spending responsibilities to them without enough concomitant revenue.This argument is bogus.
The women, meanwhile, argue that their spectacular 2014 season was not an aberration, and that they will continue to produce a large share of domestic revenue — an argument that is reflected even in U.S. Soccer's own budget projections.
No longer interested in buying songs when they can get them for free, pirates are the reason behind the recording industry's falling revenue, the argument goes.
The revenue-based argument might make sense if international soccer existed in a market in which sportsmen and women have been afforded the same opportunities to succeed.
"If the argument is revenue, we don't believe it will happen," Mr. Runner said.
