Sentence examples for urgently argued from inspiring English sources

As the rest of Europe urgently argued about austerity, Strauss-Kahn patiently explained about debauchery.

Pakistan, on whom the United States is depending, has urgently argued that the Northern Alliance should not be allowed to take Kabul.

"That's my point!" Munisteri travels around the country with his slide show, urgently arguing that Republicans will wither away if they don't adapt.

We look forward to working with the Department for Energy to ensure that the current hiatus in solar PV support is lifted urgently," he argued.

Mr. Paladino, who appeared to get his rhythm midway through the evening, argued urgently for a 10 percent income tax cut and a reduction of — not merely a cap on — local property taxes.

What we urgently need, she argued, was a new appreciation of the ancient art of storytelling, which was, under the weight of all this new technology, in danger of being forgotten.

They argue, urgently, that more people in Florida intended to vote for Mr. Gore than for Gov. George W. Bush, and that the White House is within their grasp.

Noah is concerned about why inequality has widened so markedly over the last three to four decades, what it means for American society and what the country can — and, he argues, urgently should — do about it.

He argued that we urgently needed more work to test soils and waterways for the presence of these chemicals and the levels at which they might be acting.

Several leading Republicans have argued that the committee urgently needs to improve its fund-raising and tighten its structure to prepare for the 2012 election.

He argued that newspapers must urgently start charging for content distributed online – one of the great dilemmas facing media owners the world over.