Sentence examples for well argued that from inspiring English sources

So he did what he does so well: argued that the folks trying to bring him down are un-American, Hillary-lovers, backstabbers.

During the hearing, a senior counsel for The New York Times Company, Adam Liptak, speaking on behalf of other news organizations as well, argued that such a broad closure of a courtroom ran contrary to the constitutional presumption of openness.

A recent report from the Council of State Governments Justice Centre, which highlighted programmes that were working well, argued that adhering to four principles would greatly help to lower costly recidivism rates.First, the focus should be on the people most likely to re-offend, since early intervention is crucial.

Now, it is well argued that the series resistances do not affect neither the short-circuit current, nor the open-circuit voltage of a PV cell [19, 20].

It has previously been well argued that such reactions may be dose dependent and indeed there are likely to be therapeutic strategies that reduce the associated risk [51].

While one could hypothesize that the distinct phenotypes reported in PKBα, PKBβ, and PKBγ mutant mice are due to specific and distinct functions of the PKB isoforms, it could be equally well argued that these differences are merely due to a loss of an abundant isoform, which leads in a specific tissue to a reduction of total PKB below a critical level.

"You may well argue that it was stupid of me not to clock it.

You could just as well argue that it does the reverse.

Goldman may well argue that this rule doesn't apply to Facebook.

But one could just as well argue that everyday experience would, and did, dictate some version of that theory.

One could just as well argue that every restriction on individual liberty is a step toward totalitarianism.