Sentence examples for was being argued from inspiring English sources
The election was being argued on Corbyn's terms.
Those forced to axe courses or drop out of higher education market would not necessarily be limited to private providers, it was being argued last night.
Today, the question of whether Israel should have its children read Palestinian poetry was being argued on the radio, in the streets and in Parliament.
The other half was a news story: "Poverty-hit families are forced to rely on food bank handouts". The election was being argued on Corbyn's terms.
But it was being argued earlier in the year that the signs of revival in the developed world economy were generally due to the determination of central banks to ease policy.
"When Bowers was being argued, the European Court of Human Rights had just decided Dudgeon v. United Kingdom, which went exactly the way the defendant wanted our court to go," Kennedy said.
What really is being argued?
Right?So what is being argued here?
Judge Elizabeth Butler is presiding over the trial, which is being argued at Middlesex County Superior Court.
"It's being argued that Nikolic is the most vulnerable of [the] three," Eccleston says.
Second, the argument assumes the conclusion that is being argued for — that it is theft.
