Sentence examples for taking the argument from inspiring English sources

But this might be taking the argument too far.

The campaign has an aggregate local membership of 2,000 but Mr Willan works most closely with seven other protesters, "taking the argument to the decision-makers".

Its chief executive, David Orr, was one of the first to appreciate the substantial threat that this announcement presents, and has been unwavering in taking the argument to government.

Pointing to Mr Obama's no-show and the government shutdown, it concluded that his "much touted 'pivot' to Asia feels more like a pirouette with an overemphasis on military engagement".The Chinese press is happy to foster the impression of a power shift, taking the argument beyond South-East Asia.

Taking the argument further, since we have three different resolution tiles, for concatenation we may face three subband combinations as follows.

Perhaps after his visit to Thurrock earlier this week, the Labour leader wants to be seen both to be taking the argument to UKIP and making his argument to Middle England.

By taking the arguments in both sides, we obtain (4).

5) Take the argument to the Government.

Others take the argument further.

Representative Ted Poe, Republican of Texas, took the argument further.

They make it hard to take the argument seriously.