Sentence examples for students argue from inspiring English sources

Students argue that China has spent billions on Tibet, building schools, roads and other infrastructure.

But some arts students argue that it's possible to put together a final project and graduate show on the cheap.

In the open letter, the students argue that an economics degree "should include interdisciplinary approaches and allow students to engage with other social sciences and the humanities".

The findings are echoed in a recent film produced by Cambridge University's bilingualism network in which students argue for a wider range of qualifications to reflect their skills.

The Manchester students argue that: "The mainstream within the discipline (neoclassical theory) has excluded all dissenting opinion, and the crisis is arguably the ultimate price of this exclusion.

Like the school administrators who supported the dorm, students argue that the Newman hall is not, as it was originally marketed, a dorm designed for Christians on the campus of a public university.

In the corridors, students argued over Bach, Beck, Balkanization, bacterial warfare.

Other students argued that the flood of talent into finance and consulting is a giant waste.

The T-shirt was blocked after some gay and lesbian students argued that "sissies" amounted to a homophobic slur.

"Free-market sentiment ran surprisingly high," Sandel said, "but some students argued that unfettered markets create inequality and social discord".

A few students argued that the entire convention should be public to build support for any changes, which would eventually have to be approved by the voters.