Sentence examples for that argument further from inspiring English sources

Taking that argument further, if domestic apathy is the problem, perhaps the answer is offshoring.

Today the White House pushed that argument further, sending Secretary of State Colin L. Powell out to reiterate -- without providing much new evidence -- that there are links between Mr. Hussein and the terrorist organization Al Qaeda.

Many others then took that argument further.

If Osborne's speech in November was a scene setting exercise – "the economy's recovering, austerity works" – then Cameron's took that argument further on Monday.

Former Sen. Bob Graham (D-Fla)., who served as chairman of the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence during the run-up to the Iraq invasion, took that argument further, telling HuffPost that the George W. Bush administration essentially misled Congress by withholding evidence that cast doubts on the case for war.

So, like Darwin, he considered the gas bladder to be a preadaptation for the development of lungs and, carrying the argument further, that the gas bladder was a critical preadaptation for the tetrapods' (animals with four limbs) subsequent invasion of the land.

The psychiatrist John Zinner took the argument further, suggesting that, as doctors, who swear an oath to protect their patients, psychiatrists have an obligation to speak out about the menace posed by Trump's mental health.

9. Some theorists push the argument further, arguing that the potential for ignorance and error highlighted by externalist examples generalizes to other types of expression, such as artifact terms ('pencil', 'sofa'), conventional kinds ('arthritis', 'fortnight'), or even logical expressions ('not', 'every') (Putnam 1972; Burge 1979; Williamson 2007).

Taking this argument further, one could say that the fall in global fertility since 1960 cut emissions even more.

The Obama administration announced this year that it would no longer defend that law in court, and took the argument further still in the a brief filed on July 1.

Mr. Aufhauser decided that the Republicans would try to push this argument further than it had ever been pushed to get military ballots counted.