Примери коришћења Could argue на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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And who could argue with Mike?
Surely there are core values that no one could argue with?
One could argue too close… for comfort.
And, really, who could argue with him?
Who could argue with this statement?
If several methods are needed to measure a characteristic, then a rational solution would be to conduct experiments with at least two methods so that,when comparing the results to reveal a high positive correlation, one could argue about a valid criterion.
One could argue that you owe me an apology.
I've no right to ask and… erm well, you could argue that my son is no better than you, but he is barely an adult.
One could argue at length about whether the cognitive advances available to us have caused more fortune or more pain.
If only the factual, upon which the so-called cinéma vérité fixates, were of significance,then one could argue that vérité-the truth-at its most concentrated must reside in the telephone book-in its hundreds of thousands of entries that are all factually correct and, so, correspond to reality.
One could argue that their generous and honest approach did much to influence the way binary options trading is being done.
Given enough time, one could argue that Joomla has the better interface regarding organization.
One could argue that he's better off Being parented by one of the random men Who have run in and out of the house over the years.
But, again, I think it's not clear-cut if you need to get them because one person could argue,"Well, it's not going to change what you do at this point in time," and another could argue,"Well, it really helps me tell the patient how they're likely to behave.".
One could argue that we overshot last year.
One could argue that Burns also meant the concept of the park lodge.
One could argue that I'm a little crazy with the camera.
No one could argue that decades from now gold would still be a very valuable asset.
Finally, one could argue that Peer-to-Patent is an example of distributed data collection.
However, one could argue that anyone who owns such a valuable object may attract envy and trouble from those who want to steal the diamond.
So, one could argue that because this voting information is already public, there is no problem with a researcher publishing it in the newspaper.
One could argue that the type of information a person of the 17th century was exposed to is of a different kind of information in which most of us today would be blind to;
However, one could argue that even cities like that are susceptible to having a strong street art expression, mostly in revolt at a high cost of living.
One could argue that, when the Communist regimes collapsed, the disillusioned former Communists were better suited to run the new capitalist economy than the populist dissidents.
(Lonelyplanet)- One could argue that taking 12 to 24 hours to cover the 163km between Madagascar's highlands and its Indian Ocean coast is a rather slow and inefficient way to travel.
Some could argue that the table design is not as fancy as it could be, but players tend to forget about this when they know that the game won't crash on them during an important hand.
Perhaps this is true, and one could argue that no rock song can claim to have genuinely changed the outcome of history, but maybe boosting people's spirits in troubled times is enough.
One could argue that the Internet is a publicly-available domain, not licensed or controlled by any individual, company, or government; therefore, everything on the Internet is public domain.
No-one can argue that a more respectful public discourse is a bad thing.
You can argue about whether or.