Sentence examples for some arguing from inspiring English sources

Brazil's malaise has some arguing for realistic expectations.

— STEVE REDDICLIFFE We have some arguing from Argentina over a play.

The final score of the Vikings-Cowboys game has some arguing Minnesota ran up the score.

Some, arguing that the Pope had offended Muslims, demanded a personal apology.

"The next few years you will have some arguing about it," Hines said.

After some arguing in court & a lot of arguing in the newspapers, the governor himself withdrew Puritan's permit.

The decision followed disagreement among the relatives, with some arguing that inquests in London would attract more national attention.

But even its limited use has been controversial, with some arguing that it infringes presumption of innocence.

Such goals have implications for artificial consciousness, with some arguing that it will be achievable once we overcome short-term engineering challenges.

Conservatives fumed at the generous increases for many agencies, with some arguing it undercut their party's claims to fiscal restraint.

House Republicans voiced opposition to his approach just hours before Trump's speech, with some arguing against offering dreamers citizenship.