Examples of 'argued that it' in a sentence
Meaning of "argued that it"
This phrase is often used to introduce a statement or proposition that someone has put forward during an argument or debate. It suggests that the person has presented a particular viewpoint or position and has supported it with reasoning or evidence
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It could also be argued that it was not desirable.
He argued that it was unhelpful and unnecessarily confrontational.
So our key witness argued that it was actually.
We argued that it was freedom of speech and parody.
The prosecution has argued that it is murder.
They argued that it damaged their business.
Some of our colleagues argued that it could.
It was recently argued that it should be reclassified as a brachyopoid.
Some parents and students argued that it was a.
It argued that it would be impossible to maintain exchange.
While it might be argued that it is too early.
He argued that it was premature to dismiss the case.
The defendant argued that it was a gift.
He argued that it also has the advantage of being dimensionless.
Further notice because it can be argued that it is not.
It can then be argued that it was a policy decision.
The photograph was denounced by Japanese nationalists who argued that it was staged.
He mapped it and he argued that it could be circumnavigated.
He argued that it was inconsistent with the principles of rational government.
Nor can it be convincingly argued that it can not be afforded.
It thus argued that it was placed at a competitive disadvantage.
From this he may have argued that it was absurd.
It may be argued that it is only a question of proper interpretation.
Proponents of the death penalty argued that it had a deterrent effect.
Dijkstra argued that it was impossible to implement unbounded nondeterminism.
One journalist argued that it does.
They argued that it was a political act.
They rejected its strategies and argued that it is inherently authoritarian.
He argued that it is better for patients to recover at home.
Some have subsequently argued that it should not have done so.
He argued that it is instrumental to any successful revolutionary movement.
I have not argued that it is.
It was argued that it was therefore not appropriate to countervail this scheme.
Supporters of the picture have argued that it is an issue of freedom of speech.
She argued that it was her information and her job.
When the destruction failed to occur he argued that it was had been a spiritual impact.
Counsel argued that it was a question of fairness.
Experts who research addiction have long argued that it is a disease of the brain.
Calderon argued that it was an illegal search.
Nevertheless, at least one commentator has argued that it is still in force.
It could be argued that it is true to some extent.
It 's supposedly a crime prevention measure but critics have argued that it violates privacy rights.
The appellant argued that it was the exporter.
The law gave no preferential treatment to Norwegian companies, although some argued that it should.
But it can be argued that it was equally important.
Once the revolutionary war was lost, some in Britain argued that it had been unwinnable.
You also argued that it was reckless.
Teigland called the subplot " stale " and argued that it " a little flat.
It has been argued that it does not support linguistic innateness.
With this in mind, it has been argued that it is unhelpful and.
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