“argue for”可以造什么句，argue for造句

Some people argue for becoming expert first and red later.

He thrived on conflict and sarcasm; he and Allen would argue for hours at a stretch.

But Tang's many supporters argue for tolerance, holding "a diploma-oriented society" more responsible for this phenomenon than fraudulent individuals.

"Those who argue for free trade internationally should also advocate the free flow of capital across national borders," Anjaria wrote.

What is certainly true is that those who argue for constructive engagement as a way to bring change in Cuba have little to show for it so far.

Broadly speaking, they were prepared, like modern lawyers, to show how to argue for or against any opinion, and were not concerned to advocate conclusions of their own.

Though some argue for rescinding Egypt’s peace treaty of 1979 with Israel, they probably would not risk another war. Nor would they obviously win elections.

Its evidence legitimizes the need to negotiate with non-health sectors, to argue for health in all government policies, and to stress the importance of upstream prevention.

Fang and his supporters are sure that Dr. Root-Bernstein would not Sue him in court, therefore, there is such a tendency for his supporters to argue for copyright infringement instead of plagiarism.

I cannot argue for the script, the direction, the acting or even the mummy, but I can say that I was not bored and sometimes I was unreasonably pleased.

To stay out of the fight, to write down what's going on, to treat equally with both sides, as a doctor will stitch up soldiers in either uniform or a lawyer argue for either side-that is supposed to be our code;

It is tempting to argue for patience.

They emphasize the importance of understanding and argue for the autonomy and independence of human science.

He might be the first senior politician since the 1970s to argue for redesigning capitalism itself, and not just for redistributing the riches it yields.

In this paper, we provide acoustic descriptions and allotones of all 9 tones, argue for treating checked tones as independent tonemes, and determine the tonotypes of Thai.

Ms Sawhill and Mr Haskins argue for a drastic shift in federal priorities: rather than pay for the consumption of the old, America should invest in the productivity of the young.

The big thing Mr Bush did in the Arab world was not to argue for an election here or a loosening of controls there. It was to send an army to conquer Iraq.

His fundamental concern is to try to argue for the immortality of the soul.

Signs of fading growth mean it is tough for the inflation hawks at the central bank to argue for further significant steps toward tightening.

Others argue for a hair of the dog, in particular something including a fruit juice and a little bit of spice which is why a Bloody Mary is often cited as a popular choice.

No one will argue for the sake of a useless old man who is in charge of a decree.

One and one, the world is convinced, make two; but add one bad man to one good woman and the critics will argue forever on the sum.

Just as some people would argue for mandatory premarriage counseling, we need to stop, slow down, talk, and think this through.