Sentence examples for together argues from inspiring English sources

Unless Europe gets its act together, argues another fan of IAS, American accounting standards may win in the end.

On the security of Scottish pensions, the effect of losing naval contracts on Glasgow's two remaining shipyards and, above all, the question of whether independent Scots could retain the pound (see article), Better Together argues that independence would be costlier and riskier than the Yes side claims.

"It's going to be a combination of those voice-driven, automated capabilities that will drive how this comes together," argues Atwal of the smart home.

It's time to put those trends together, argues Wolfe, and use our eyes and our cameras "to explore, observe, and improve urban space," to quote the book's subtitle.

Because these homologs are close together argues against their origin from two different miR169 primary transcripts, although evidence for the expression of these two miR169 homologs in one transcript in the form of an EST is lacking.

This year's report ties two themes together, arguing that respect for diversity is integral to development.

"They sat together arguing about colors for at least half a day," he said with a laugh.

We cooked like friends, spouses or couples do: cooking and drinking together, arguing, then sitting down and sharing the food.

"These data, in our view, taken together, argue for recommending doses as low as ten milligrams, or even perhaps lower than ten milligrams," he said.

In response, France and Spain banded together, arguing that the bloc needs a stronger foreign policy.Can real vodka be made from grapes?

And it was sort of the same with us kids: we banded together, arguing less, wore sailor hats bought at some taffy shop, found ourselves jumping off the dunes with other kids from other families.