arguing in a sentence

• Leagues such as his ensure fields are utilized, he argued.
• They don't want to fight or argue ."
• McDougald argued that he'd rather be deaf than blind.
• Many argue that the only good course review outline is homemade.
• And it could be argued that Strawberry has only rejuvenated himself.
• They argue politics, Harold the conservative, Gowda the liberal.
• The answer, these advocates argue, is liberalized hunting policies.
• People who are tempted to argue the contrary should be wary.
• They argue that curricula often lack relevance to contemporary social issues.
• The issue is expected to be argued at a later date.
• It's difficult to see arguing in a sentence .
• These are deals that produce improved companies, the optimists argue.
• Meanwhile, the two sides argued their cases in the press.
• But Boeing officials have argued that the dangers have been overstated.
• It's one thing to argue Steve vs . Joe.
• In turn, Israeli specialists argue that there is no comparison.
• Defense attorneys continue to argue that that evidence be thrown out.
• Critics have long argued that the hypertechnical regulations are outrageously burdensome.
• Doubtless, some argue seriously for a punitive innovation-tax.
• Prosecutors argued that the brothers killed out of hatred and greed.
• Fox has argued that it is only an investor in SF.