Sentence examples for though he argued from inspiring English sources

Instead of cap and trade, though, he argued for industry friendly taxpayer-funded incentives to cut carbon.

Unlike Republicans, though, he argued that such cuts should not be a condition for increasing the debt limit and should instead be part of other budget talks.

Most education systems, though, he argued, spent money reducing class sizes at primary school level - while allowing them to rise at lower secondary.

At the same time, though, he argued that the recent increase in yields "gives the impression of being a bit steep" and gave warning of "the risk of speculation in the market".

Most of all, though, he argued that Mr. Krauthammer and other supporters of the war mischaracterized Iraq and Islamic radicals as an immediate threat to the existence of the United States, a claim that justified immediate intervention.

What cops can do though, he argued, is "attempt to minimize the damages, minimize the casualties... every second could mean several lives".

Provocatively, though, he argues that this is a good thing, and that the messy, decentralized approach to getting things done is not a weakness but a strength.

To do this, though, he argues, entrepreneurs can't just drop out of Stanford after the first year.

If it does, though, he argues that since the United States is now a post-racial and post-xenophobic nation, any of his possible future offspring will not suffer any sorts of obstacles from a biplanetary marriage.

For these people, though, he argues, the answer is not to go out and buy some instant cure, a number of which are hawked online and are of dubious value.

That is how Lansman feels with Corbyn at the helm, though he argues that the task of making the Labour Party truly democratic "does require taming MPs".