He said he had not tried to argue down the price of the land but had tried to get the matter resolved in 2003, rather than allowing it to become protracted.
He and his followers argue that bringing down the cost of laptops, and persuading governments in developing countries to buy and distribute millions of them, could have enormous educational benefits.
No matter how much they love us, people inevitably let us down, argue with us and hurt us.
One might argue that shares are down 50% from the highs in 2012 and could be a buy here.
That ability helped him add Central TV to his growing portfolio - although some would argue it was also down to his willingness to pay a price that raised more than a few eyebrows.
Conservatives argue that costs would come down if individuals rather than companies were responsible for their own insurance.
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The government should refuse to back down, and argue, loudly and often, that it stands with shoppers, not with the middle men and shopkeepers who serve them so poorly.
The judge complied, turning down a chance to argue the issue before the appeals court.
Down south, they argue, the Conservatives gained from a splintering of the anti-Tory vote, as some ex-Lib Dems recorded protest votes with Labour or the Greens.
Many argue that since Turkey is bogged down in a 28-year-old war against rebels of the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK), it cannot afford military adventures elsewhere.
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You could argue that Medicare administrators have fallen down on the job in terms of putting downward pressure on the price charged by service providers, but private insurance have not shown any competence in this matter either.
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If the researchers had chosen a slightly different way of measuring the drugs' effectiveness, some argue, Lipitor would have won hands down.
The Securities Industry Association, the lobbying group for the brokerage industry, is considering whether to argue that the Utah law be struck down or is subject to preemption by federal securities laws.
Although the research cited in the post describes trends associated with consumer preference for self-service, rather than live-service, Dixon and Ponomareff extrapolate these results to argue that, when it comes right down to it, customers may not be all that interested in building relationships with companies.
Without it, argue critics, the markets would simply mark down the debts of profligate countries without damaging the euro's fortunes as a whole.
They argue that Washington bureaucrats could force drug prices down even further, as occurs in the drug benefit for military veterans run by the federal Veterans Administration (VA).
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Watering down parliament in this way, they argue, is a more practical, and probable, solution.
Boosters argue that technology and mass production will bring costs down.
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If he comes third, his team have more work to do, but it is reasonable to argue he could see off Paul and Santorum further down the road.
You could argue that many of Railtrack's problems were simply down to bad management.
Of course, AOL has its own lawyers who would surely argue a different version of things if it ever came down to litigation.
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Google's opponents in the telecommunications industry, however, argue that the conditions are just a ploy to drive down the price of the spectrum.
The plan is greatly watered down, after all, and many economists argue that any benefits from freeing capital markets will probably accrue only slowly.
Doubling-down, another female specialty, Horovitz would argue.
Indeed, I think you could argue that the current low interest rate environment has slowed down the move from physical retail to online: if and when we get back to a more normal environment of two to three percent real interest rates, perhaps 5 or 6 % nominal, then those burdens of multiple stocks are going to be felt more keenly.
Exports are also the reason the firm has let its batteries its ocean-like reservoirs in the province's north be drained down to 35% of their capacity, critics argue.
But many strategists argue that high government deficits and easy monetary policy may produce inflation down the road.
With the clock ticking down on his first term as prime minister, some argue he needs a clearer vision for the country to improve his chances of getting a second.
Indeed, some analyses such as work done by James Montier, now a strategist at fund shop GMO argue that investors have typically done better investing in the beaten-down stocks that everyone hates than they have in the glamorous ones everyone loves.
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