영어에서 Would argue 을 사용하는 예와 한국어로 번역
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And most linguists would argue"yes," that languages are highly constrained in how they do things.
He would argue that each body emitted rays of force which acted on all other bodies.
Others would argue that a country as poor as North Korea is actually less vulnerable to economic pressure.
Few would argue that these conditions exist today for the labor movement.
Others would argue that there must be some absolute reality or truth.
but, Stone would argue, it's also a great opportunity.
I would argue that couples can preserve“romantic love” by avoiding a“Fantasy Bond.”.
Most people would argue that celebrities are famous people, but are all famous people celebrities?
You would be hard pressed to find Black Americans who would argue that they are treated equally.
Now, a scientist or mathematician would argue all day long that you're making it up.
Now, this is my opinion, and there are others who would argue that an update that took this long should feature much more.
Not many people would argue about the good deal they got when they purchased their printer.
Even though Sony's support of the console stopped four years ago, I would argue they never really had their head in the game to begin with.
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.
While both sides would argue about the existence of Purgatory, or whether only some were predestined by God to enter heaven, the existence and general nature of heaven itself was not an issue.
I say this, I realize that ElBaradei would not run for the presidential elections, and would argue, again, that the first beneficiary of the series“ElBaradei” Standing behind their pawns Haggana, though tomorrow to sight a close.
intellectual confusion- and both are, I would argue, largely the result of extreme income inequality.”.
We would argue that the key question is whether professionals are engaging in political collusion with state abuses of power, or in resistance to them.
Instead, i would argue that in many cases, going back to work is not a sacrifice at all but the best decision a woman can make not only for herself, but also for her family.
The BBC News quotes Stephen Wroe(U of New South Wales),“Many would argue that our capacity for speech and language is among the most fundamental of characteristics that makes us human.