Sentence examples for that argument up from inspiring English sources

So take that argument up with her.

Web traffic backs that argument up; by some rankings the BBC is already the No. 1 non-United States news Web site among Americans, though it has been unable to break into the top tier of sites.

It's my garbage and my property.' Where does it stop?" Mr. Rowes, the lawyer advising Mr. Helvenston, agrees with that argument, up to a point.

Scottish football has always had its own leagues, so to then say you want to play in another league because there's more money in that league, I'm not sure that argument stacks up".

"I don't see any way that argument can stand up to the Supreme Court," he said, noting that "over and over again" the Supreme Court has ruled that inconsistent verdicts are not grounds for reversal.

On one level that argument stood up to scrutiny.

Braun challenged the test on grounds that the sample had not been properly handled, and that argument ended up being persuasive enough for Das.

That argument picked up considerable momentum three weeks ago when an appeals court judge, Raul Rocha, a member of the State Forensic Psychiatry Commission in Chile, wrote a report saying that a trial of General Pinochet would violate constitutional guarantees of his "physical and mental integrity".

But you can't make that argument dressing up in costumes and carrying around posters with racial invective on them.

Clearly, the argument that scaling up would significantly increase the number of involved actors and the managerial complexity is valid, but this argument ignores the potential advantages of scaling up.

Locate the statement that sums up their argument.