Sentence examples for why he argued from inspiring English sources
Cantor explained why he argued at the retreat against using the debt ceiling as political leverage.
And that is why, he argued, Arizona's effort to enforce its own laws is destined to fail.
Self-defence is why he argued for the Gaza offensive, even though friends such as Grossman disagreed.
William Hague, Cameron's Foreign Secretary, was forced to defend his boss's timing: why, he argued, should Cameron have had to reschedule a speech just because "some people have chosen to march down a street"?
He believes that the panic was a liquidity crisis rather than a solvency crisis, which is why he argued that the balance sheet should have shrunk back to its pre-crisis level by the beginning of 2009.
That is why, he argued, our relations with nature are not simply a matter of human convenience, but are subject to moral laws -- just as our relations with other people.
If you explain what you are doing, and why, he argues, the French will change.
Obviously, B = British in contexts like the BBC but why, he argues, should British = B in a clue when no such specific context is indicated?
Why, he argues, should some 12m, roughly 4-5%, of their fellow citizens (according to most estimates) be deprived of what the American Declaration of Independence describes as an "unalienable right...endowed by the Creator"?
That is why, he argues, "Yahoo will be the most relevant place to go on the Internet".
At best, e-cigs are equally effective, but possibly less so, which is why he argues that the harms of e-cigs outweigh the benefits.
