Sentence examples for vigorously arguing that from inspiring English sources

But the fund industry has opposed it vigorously, arguing that floating value funds would be difficult to sell to consumers.

Mr. McCain listened patiently but pushed back vigorously, arguing that President Bush's troop escalation was working and yielding results.

Mr. McCain listened patiently to the woman and then pushed back vigorously, arguing that President Bush's troop escalation was yielding results.

By vigorously arguing that the current 9.7 percent unemployment rate was a matter of cyclical forces rather than structural ones, Ms. Romer was defending the Obama administration's program of active intervention to stimulate demand.

Mr. Lichtman and Democratic party officials vigorously argued that the recount was appropriate under Florida law.

Petitioner vigorously argues that all judicially authorized eavesdropping violates Fourth Amendment rights, but his position is unsound.

The defense has vigorously argued that Tyco's board approved the payments and that the men had no criminal intent.

Indeed, the petitioner vigorously argues that the state immunity granted in this case falls far short of the 'transactional' immunity defined by federal constitutional standards.

Ferguson Fights Back As for Mr. Ferguson, he scoffed at the charges that Democrats are lobbing at him and vigorously argued that he is his own man politically.

But Mr Duncan has vigorously argued that it does not make sense "to take kids out of a school where they're happy and safe and satisfied and learning".

It has been the favored cause, but a minority of biologists and historians have vigorously argued that the Black Death differed from modern cases of plague studied in India and therefore must have had a different cause.