Sentence examples for robustly argued from inspiring English sources

However, the defence lawyers claim both have robustly argued their innocence through their legal teams in the court.

The magazine robustly argues for strict separation of church and state.

One could easily imagine the two men, friendly combatants for nearly five decades, robustly arguing about who received the better send-off.

If imposed, these new quotas will limit China's export growth to 7.5% in each category.China has responded robustly, arguing the "safeguards" were designed to correct actual import surges, not threats yet to materialise.

Ms Gillan said: "No final decision has yet been taken and I will continue to robustly argue the case with the secretary of state for transport and cabinet colleagues.

The MPs report says ministers must instead "argue robustly" for lower limits in future.

Some will argue, robustly, that autonomy is necessary for everyone, regardless of tradition, if you are to live a life that is good by your own standards.

The country's plight deteriorated sharply on Friday night when Tsipras put his country's future in the balance by suddenly calling a referendum and arguing robustly for a rejection of the price set by his creditors for saving Greece, at least for a few more months.

Greece's plight deteriorated sharply on Friday night when Tsipras put his country's future in the balance by suddenly calling a referendum and arguing robustly for a rejection of the price set by his creditors for the lifeline, at least for a few more months.

Some modern theorists of democracy, called elite theorists, have argued against any robustly egalitarian or deliberative forms of democracy on these grounds.

As I argued in December, Netflix robustly marketed few of its 56 ― 56!!! ― original films in 2017.