Примеры использования Many argue на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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He was great- many argue, the greatest.
Many argue that the game is quite complex patency.
In a traditional andmagical sense, theurgy is seen as the opposite of Goetia, even though many argue that they overlap.
Now many argue on the topic of education.
It is indeed telling that the note failed to discuss issues that many argue are at the core of the"legitimacy crisis" faced by the Bretton Woods twins.
Many argue that gender is already fully incorporated in statistics.
Much debate surrounds the issue of interest rates, which many argue can be unreasonably high and run counter to the goal of financial inclusion.
Many argue that if it cannot be measured, it cannot be managed.
There is much speculations about the origin of this name, many argue that it comes from the word"rock or stone rock", because the castle rose on a rocky cliff.
Many argue that posthuman space will be more virtual than real.
In addition, new instruments have been developed to study"pathological" narcissismas opposed to"grandiose" narcissism, which is what many argue the NPI measures.
Many argue that free/libre software is impossible on theoretical economic grounds.
When in the past America had spoken of red lines andnot followed through on red lines, many argue that that emboldened others to act in ways that they would not have.
Many argue that global change widens inequalities and heightens risks for vulnerable populations.
They should facilitate more coherent andbetter-coordinated responses to crises, and many argue that they should be supported by institutions that are representative, inclusive and effective.
Many argue that ISPs have a moral responsibility to prevent abusive images on the Internet.
Voltaire wrote a long poem, Poême sur le désastre de Lisbonne, shortly after the quake, andmentioned it in his 1759 novel Candide indeed, many argue that this critique of optimism was inspired by that earthquake.
Many argue the essence of a Mexican standoff is that no one can walk away from the conflict without incurring harm.
Is it primarily the domestic economy,as it logically should be, or, as many argue, the powerful Israel lobby, or as other argue, the need to secure energy sources?
Many argue that Anadrol is stronger, but many often use doses of Anadrol much higher than Dbol.
Time magazine listed it as one of the eighteen albums of the 1980s in its"All-TIME 100" albums; editor Alan Light acknowledged the record changed the"sound, flow, and potential" of hip hop andthat if Rakim is"the greatest MC of all time, as many argue, this album is the evidence.
Many argue that the psychiatric imprisonment of activists is more preventative than punitive.
While they were not the sole factor driving prices, and shifts in demand andsupply explain much of the upward pressure on world market prices, many argue that speculative activities are likely to have played a role in driving the spikes for some commodities Ghosh, 2010; High-level Panel of Experts on Food Security and Nutrition, 2011.
In the process, many argue NATO has neglected traditional nuclear deterrence since the fall of the Berlin Wall over twenty-five years ago.
Buying an expensive SLR camera, many argue approximately as follows:"Technology that is necessary, and I will just press the button.
Many argue that since TRIPS says nothing about the CBD, nor the CBD about TRIPS, there can be no conflict between the two agreements.
Because of limited financial resources available for development projects, many argue that people in developing countries need clean water, and not telecommunications; good schools, not information technology; and basic health services, not broadband access.
Many argue that the standards of patenting, particularly in the US, have been excessively lowered so that too many patents are issued for inventions that are trivial;
Accounting for nonmarket production in the national accounts, many argue, could improve analysts' understanding of U.S. production-- including trends over time-- and allow for more accurate comparisons between production levels in the United States and other countries Abraham and Mackie, 2004; Joyce and Stewart, 1999.
Many argue, however, that a major shift from conspicuous to"conscious" consumption is needed to place economies on a sustainable path.