Sentence examples for when it comes to arguing from inspiring English sources

He is the champ when it comes to arguing policy.

Of course this cuts both ways: personal experience is just as irrelevant when it comes to arguing for abortion.

Holmes fans are world-class pedants when it comes to arguing whether or not their hero put an illegal bet on a horse in the story "Silver Blaze", but they're far from academic purists.

The letter appealed for restraint, not Mrs. Thatcher's strong suit when it comes to arguing the British national interest in European councils, in charting the party's course on the issue in the future.

Need for Answers Dr. Barnett Kramer of the National Institutes of Health, knows the emotional pull of patients' stories, and he knows that when it comes to arguing about lung cancer scans, he is at a disadvantage.

Unfortunately when it comes to arguing for what private information should be placed in the public domain, Myerson's last contribution to this debate renders him an inappropriate poster boy for this campaign.

But when it came to arguing with accountants or ordering takeout kebabs, we went sing-song Indian.

But a senior administration official told reporters that Biden "will make that push" when it came to arguing for the president's policy prescriptions, which were filibustered in the Senate in April.

Meanwhile, crime has moved online.Britain is particularly at risk when it comes to cybercrime, argues Charlie McMurdie, a cyber-security expert at PricewaterhouseCoopers (PWC), a consultancy.

Tellingly, this is the approach the U.S. takes when it comes to labor standards, arguing that we shouldn't impose developed-country standards on developing countries.

When it comes to Eritrea, he argues, those different agendas breed serious policy problems.