Examples of 'would argue that it' in a sentence
Meaning of "would argue that it"
would argue that it - This phrase is used to introduce a statement or opinion that someone believes strongly and is willing to defend or debate
How to use "would argue that it" in a sentence
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would argue that it
Some would argue that it is their duty to do so.
DG VIII of the Commission would argue that it is.
I would argue that it is even more dangerous.
Because it clearly could, and some would argue that it has already started.
Some would argue that it already is.
That sounds an impossible task, but I would argue that it is not.
Many would argue that it is not.
Even if an obligation exists, I would argue that it is an obligation to negotiate.
I would argue that it is absolutely worth it.
Respectfully, I would argue that it still is.
I would argue that it is too costly not to do things.
The agency would argue that it had no choice.
I would argue that it is disproven already.
I mean, some would argue that it already is.
Few would argue that it meets those requirements.
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In response, some would argue that it is inconsistent.
I would argue that it is the product of an entire generation of transit activism.
Bentley would argue that it is not.
I would argue that it is the paradigm itself that is broken.
However, some people would argue that it has a negative effect on society.
I would argue that it will be in education.
Of course, many would argue that it wasn't going.
Few would argue that it should be classified as a wargame.
Which elderly person would argue that it is not good for the well-being?
I would argue that it is your most important job.
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I would argue that it is impossible to separate theology from translation.
In real terms I would argue that it is nothing more than a stagnation.
I would argue that it is right to label the millennials as entitled.
And some would argue that it started in america.
Some would argue that it is difficult to combine the two.
Blanky would argue that it does.
I would argue that it does not if the underlying principle of the maxim is clarified.
I doubt that you would argue that it shouldn't know how to print itself and.
I would argue that it comes before looks or what the person does for a living.
No one would argue that it does not pay to be smart.
I would argue that it does not in the case of these three films.
Many people would argue that it is a volatile time in this country.
I would argue that it is a concept.
I personally would argue that it is a success, if only a modest one.
Most would argue that it is the best in its category.
In fact, some would argue that it makes them drive safer or slower.
He would argue that it is merely the virtue of the weak.
Gen. Hillier would argue that it is the other way around.
Some would argue that it happened right on time.
Some would argue that it is simplistic.
Many would argue that it is money or the constant fluctuation of value.
Some would argue that it was the very least he could have done.
I would argue that it gives a little more depth to the legislation itself.
I would argue that it depends on what we plan to use the models for.
