Sentence examples for street argued from inspiring English sources

Amid such desultory trading, some on Wall Street argued quietly that the markets ought to have simply never opened yesterday.

A furious Downing Street argued Joyce was a maverick who had resigned before he had heard Brown's case.

Conflicts within the protest movement were evident throughout the night as people on the street argued and screamed at one another, encounters that on several occasions nearly came to blows.

The centralised approach doesn't work: Reynolds, who has previously worked as an MEP liaison officer at 10 Downing Street, argued that centralised decision making over public services is an inefficient and "fundamentally flawed" approach.

The strategy has been criticised by groups representing savers and pensioners because savings rates, annuity rates and gilt yields have all fallen, but Threadneedle Street argued that QE had helped everyone by warding off a deeper economic downturn.

For the Fed to change course now -- either cutting rates or even failing to go up another quarter point at the next Fed policy-making meeting on, on May 16 -- would be a signal to investors that the Fed stands ready to bail them out, Mr. Roach and others on Wall Street argued yesterday.

But some on Wall Street argue that increased regulation has actually limited what a bank's board can do.

For Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, a pragmatic alumnus of Wall Street, arguing over who is to blame for the nation's financial crisis is a waste of time.

More than 1,000 people have signed a petition against Immigration Street, arguing that it could ignite "racially-motivated violence" and fuel prejudice with its "sensationalist broadcasting".

Critics like George Pitcher, the chaplain to St Bride's, Fleet Street, argue that elderly peers arguing for this sort of stuff are like turkeys voting for Christmas.

Some on Wall Street argue that Mr. Levitt has been too quick to impose rules on the most competitive sector of the economy.