Sentence examples for what he argues from inspiring English sources

"What he argues is that we are headed toward another ice age, and all global warming is doing is slowing up that process," Branson said.

They were accompanied by Councilman Jumaane D. Williams, who was handcuffed and briefly detained during the West Indian Day parade last month, in what he argues was a case of racial profiling.

But over hundreds of pages, the trustee lays out in the lawsuit what he argues is ample evidence that Mr. Wilpon and Mr. Katz "consciously disregarded" suspicions about Mr. Madoff's operation.

It seems that Boghossian means to say only the first and thus to limit the scope and significance of what he argues to the context of his professional discipline.

Such clinical trials are so difficult to get off the ground and can add such valuable scientific knowledge that raising what he argues are unnecessary alarms will hold back innovation.

Andrew Boff, leader of the Conservatives on the Greater London Authority (GLA) is asking the London Legacy Development Corporation to reconsider what he argues is "a poor deal for the taxpayer".

So what he argued was, phase is what you should be decoding.

This reader, quoting the last two lines of my column, argues … well, I'm not quite sure what he argued.

He got almost what he argued for, give or take a few billion.

Initially, a calmer Jarvis would not say what he argued about.

What he argued was that as a corporation they had stopped explaining things.