Sentence examples for the arguments when from inspiring English sources

Board games are an excellent way to spend time together at home – although beware the arguments when people try to invent entirely new words in Scrabble.

State and federal regulatory agencies will have to balance all the arguments when the formal proposal is submitted this summer, after which a 14- to 16-month review period will begin.

As James Ind puts it: "The arguments when you look at them objectively for staying in Europe may not be as emotionally appealing, but they do appeal to self-interest.

I am sure Britain will weigh all the arguments when the time comes and I hope the City of London and others will be fully prepared for EMU if Britain does decide to join.It is very important that the introduction of the single currency and the development of the single market move forward hand in hand.

Joel M. Rinebold, executive director of the Connecticut Siting Council, said state and federal regulatory agencies are going to have to balance all the arguments when the formal proposal is submitted this summer, which will begin a review period estimated at 14 to 16 months.

In the case of public health care, the realization that transport had become a significant part of costs was one of the arguments when responsibility for the transport of patients was moved from regional authorities, county governments, to newly created health corporations as part of major organizational reform in Norway in 2004.

When loaded questions are used in debate, they seemingly point to an obvious fault in the argument, when instead they have caught the debater off-guard.

In 1949, the revolutionaries won the argument when the Communist Party founded the People's Republic of China.

Granted, there is a slight crimp in the argument when you consider that James McAvoy wouldn't be out of nappies.

But conservatives can't compete in the argument when their party is identified with bizarre theories, bigotry and a visceral hatred of the president.

But the Labour leader told the Mail on Sunday: "It's a sure sign that someone is losing the argument when they lose their cool.