英語 での I would argue の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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Too young, I would argue.
I would argue for Germany.
Better than a human, I would argue.
I would argue with anybody.
Yet, you and I have something that I would argue is better than that.
I would argue for this definition.
If there is one policy we need to get right,to future-proof Australia against machines and other disruptions, I would argue, this is it.
And I would argue, it does seem to be true.
But really, writing code like this- lots of logic in a domready statement-with either framework, I would argue, is itself a bad practice.
I would argue that for Apple, it is not.
Chinese restaurants have done largely the same thing, I would argue, with the menu and the decor, even the restaurant name, but without a centralized headquarters.
I would argue that, since the judge made it known….
However, as a scholar of social media and religion, I would argue that rather than just stop using social media, people could use it to improve their overall well-being.
I would argue that they don't know how to dance.
Now it's easy to try to cut costs by holding down or even decreasing pay andother investments to inflate quarterly stock prices but I would argue that's bad for business in the long run and it's really bad for our country.
And I would argue the remaining 5% are lying.
And they're tripped up by the thesis of cassava and capitalism, that cassava has to beprocessed in order not to be poisonous, and I would argue that, similarly, the market economy needs to be processed in order to be fair to everyone.
I would argue that that's not the majority view.”.
Because SiteGround really is the best(and I would argue, the only) shared web hosting company on the market right now that you should consider using.
I would argue that a war on terror is impossible to fight.
At present, I would argue that the racial struggles we are experiencing are clashes over time and space.
I would argue, only government is capable of creating these necessary conditions for economies to thrive.
And the main reason, I would argue, is the great difficulty policy makers have in breaking with conventional notions of responsibility.
I would argue that overhead, if not so insignificant that it can be ignored, needs to be identified and measured separately.
In the light of what I would argue is Western civilization's most definitive and damaging myth, the story of Adam and Eve, those who minimize the power of myth in the human psyche must take notice.
I would argue today, when we are distributing tools that we have designed and that don't necessarily make sense in people's lives, we run the risk of making the same mistake again.
In brief, I would argue that while anti-Semitism is losing ground at the top, at the level of states, it is gaining at the popular level, at the level of culture, groups, small organizations.
And yet I would argue that he has a Japanese aesthetic sensibility that he has melded to his infatuation with Western(and specifically British) graphic design, to create a distinctive and highly original graphic signature.
What I would argue is that when confronted with the issue of moral responsibility for actions long since passed, we need to not only consider the nature of the past transgression but also how far and how deeply the individual has changed.
I would argue that this conference was an experiment born in a period of transition between the dominant way of thinking of the 1950s, that Southeast Asian development should be carried out through a combination of American capital and Japanese technical skill, and that of the 1970s, when overseas development assistance was increased voluntarily.