Sentence examples for that I argued from inspiring English sources

I opposed that; I argued against it to President Clinton.

I got so alienated by the rhetoric surrounding the Parthenon marbles that I argued (at the Cambridge Union) against returning them.

Finally, I provided a set of conditions that I argued is necessary for conducting causal inference with LSAs.

On Aug. 12, Next Inning Technology Research published a brief report regarding the changes in the solid state drive market that I argued would negatively impact STEC's present business model.

One of them is that I argued for developing quantum technology -- quantum computers -- and described its advantages over the present technology.

Last week's Gallup result showed Democrats with a six-point lead (49%to4343%), a result that I argued was likely the sort of random statistical "blip" we should expect from time to time with this sort of tracking survey.

My column focuses on what we classically might call "women's issues" — except that I argue that men should care about them as well.

Wheatcroft pretends that I argue that it is impermissible for Catholics to maintain that Jesus redeemed humanity or that other religions, including Judaism, err in denying this.

By contrast, the analysis that I argue for in this paper avoids these problems.

In the previous section I overviewed the RCM framework of causal inference that I argue is applicable to LSAs.

It is in this sense that I argue that indigenous communities have a social preference for working on a small scale, using workshop discipline, without economic specialization.