Sentence examples for the study argued from inspiring English sources

The study argued that efficiency measures alone could obviate the need for building 610 of the 1,300 plants.

The term "Catholic voter," the study argued, was meaningless, reflecting an answer given to exit pollsters, and not much more.

The study argued that high-frequency traders regularly flooded the marketplace with bogus orders to distract rival trading firms.

The study argued: "not only would growth have been higher if such policies had not been pursued, but debt-to-GDP ratios would have been lower".

This extraordinary blind spot, so the study argued, may be down to the fact that the cognitive processes involved in reconstructing an old story are simply less taxing on the mind than those required to build a new one.

The study argued that rather than focus on calories that come from fast food, policy makers should instead look at junk food snacks from gas stations and convenience stores.

The study argues that more money is not the answer.

Each country is different, the authors of the study argue.

Other differences between mutual funds and pension plans could skew fee comparisons, the study argues.

The study argues that blond hair originated in the region because of food shortages 10,000 to 11,000 years ago.

"The U.S. military should increase interdependence across the four services and among the active and reserve components," the study argues.