Sentence examples for while still arguing from inspiring English sources
This April, while still arguing over their founding aims, the group organised an anonymous poster campaign to lionise the commandos, police and soldiers who responded to a complex Taliban attack on the city with giant billboards and 5,000 fly-posters handed out downtown to enthusiastic drivers.
While still arguing the feds missed a deadline to dispute his use of a dodgy KPMG tax shelter to shield $53 million of income, ex-Waddell & Reed Financial boss Keith Tucker now wants leniency for blowing a time limit himself.
You can admit the Affordable Care Act has pushed the uninsured rate below 10% for the first time while still arguing for single payer, if that's your position.
While some are still arguing that more deficit spending is needed to help people consume and to subsidize small business, the reality is that massive federal spending and control discourage private-sector investment.
As a lifelong pacifist he had initially favoured peaceful containment, yet he began to advocate a forceful resolution while many conservatives were still arguing for appeasement.
Britain is in belt-tightening mode — currently going through the largest cuts to public spending since the cuts imposed during World War II — while broad-bellied America is still arguing over exactly just how tight the belt needs to be.
The demise of the Second Empire, in 1870, offered another chance for a restoration of the monarchy, but the Third Republic was born while the Orleanists and Legitimists were still arguing over a candidate.
Domenech, who has been reporting to a dole office since his departure, is still arguing over compensation, while L'Equipe, the daily sports newspaper, carried a lengthy interview this week with one of Blanc's assistants, Alain Boghossian, who is the only significant survivor from Domenech's team, describing in detail what had happened during "l'affaire Anelka".
But Republicans are still arguing for the armed forces to be entirely exempt, while leaving non-defence spending to take the full hit a non-starter for Democrats.
Now Mr Monti while still arguing that the commission got it right over GE—has signalled that the interests of consumers will count for more in future.
(Scholars are still arguing about that).
