Sentence examples for thought argued that from inspiring English sources

This school of thought argued that, given perfectly competitive markets, people would adapt their behaviour to a tax cut or to deficit spending, rendering it impotent.

Some Republicans continued to criticize Mr. Obama for moving too slowly, while another strain of conservative thought argued that the intervention was overreach, a military action without a compelling national interest.

Writing in 1776, Adam Smith (a moral philosopher even though he is known for economic thought) argued that "people of the same trade seldom meet together, even for merriment and diversion, but the conversation ends in a conspiracy against the public, or in some contrivance to raise prices".

Then he said what he really thought, arguing that "of all the many ways of organising banking, the worst is the one we have today".

You pick your starting point, but it's hard to I think argue that anyone can anticipate to.

"I propose to consider the question," his paper begins, "Can machines think?" Arguing that they can, Turing chooses to engage directly with a computing pioneer of a century earlier who had given consideration to the question but reached the opposite conclusion - Ada King, Countess of Lovelace, or Ada Lovelace as she is generally known today.

While some agree with feminist writer Urvashi Butalia's assessment that the ruling "brings in a morality that should not be there," Dutt thinks argues that it expands the definition and practical applications of male-female relationships, effectively legalizing live-in situations and regarding them as common-law marriage.

Koonin would not, I think, argue that the extreme dissimilarity (homology not detectable by sequence) of many eukaryotic proteins to any in prokaryotes argues for their primordial pre-cellular origin.

The think tank argued that achieving this "requires that all income tax is devolved to allow the Scottish Parliament more flexibility in creating a progressive tax system, improving public services and increasing redistribution".

Most anti-nuclear advocates thought that arguing that a nuclear war was winnable only made one more likely.

Ms. Onyango, 57, was thought to have argued that she should be granted asylum for medical and other reasons.