Sentence examples for too arguing from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bradley fought those requests too, arguing that they would interfere with the DNA litigation.

Some of Microsoft's most valued employees hated the deal too, arguing it was a mistake.

He made an economic appeal, too, arguing that a union could hurt the company's bottom line.

Existing regulators have weighed in too, arguing that separating prudential regulation from consumer protection could make the system less safe.

Radney would represent the uncle, too, arguing that he was insane when he killed Maxwell in front of hundreds of witnesses at the girl's funeral.

A fellow reporter offers a semi-defense too, arguing that working mothers in particular need all the help they can get balancing work and home lives.

Politics, too, argues for caution.

State regulators, too, argue that their role is essential.

But he too argued for more help from governments.

All the personality and politics too, argues Younis.

The protesters, too, argued that saving the country meant embracing, not alienating, its minorities.