Sentence examples for work arguing from inspiring English sources

Some scientists criticized Sagan's work, arguing that it was unreasonable to use resources for SETI, a fantasy project that was almost certainly doomed to failure.

Hans Rosling, statistician and co-founder of data foundation Gapminder, echoes this sentiment in his work, arguing that ending population growth starts by saving the poorest children.

One group of parents formed "Levels Can Work," arguing that while the system was flawed, it should be fixed rather than thrown out.

America was the scene of some of her best collaborative work, arguing and joshing with Merchant and Mr Ivory in the same apartment building, like siblings; in 1986 she took citizenship there.

To take one example, his criticism of Roosevelt's "100-proof soak-the-rich" tax politics is oblivious of work arguing that Roosevelt was actually employing opportunistic rhetoric to obscure tax policies that were on balance regressive.

Kids Company, and particularly its chief executive Camila Batmanghelidjh, have been resolutely critical of statutory child protection social work, arguing that Kids Company "essentially mops up the mess social services fail to deal with".

It won't work, argue the naysayers, even if it's cheaper: too bothersome, too messy.

Bloggers share their work, argue with each other and add to a story dialectically.

"Young and emerging artists have traditionally benefited from cheap space to produce and exhibit their work," argues Gregor Muir.

There, Spanish teenagers, undaunted by the work, argue beneath it, absorbed by one another, oblivious to its power.

The work argued that despite China's authoritarian reputation, its bureaucracy strove for internal consensus on major decisions.