Argue

They argue with their teammates about the best strategy for the game.

We argue about politics during family dinners.

They argue over the best way to solve the math problem.

The customers argue with the cashier about the incorrect bill.

We argue about which movie to watch on Friday night.

The scientists argue that the new drug could revolutionize cancer treatment.

They argue over the best approach to solving the climate crisis.

We can argue about politics, but let's keep it respectful.

We argue over who should do the dishes after dinner.

They argue with their parents to extend their curfew.

The students argue with the teacher to cancel the homework assignment.

The lawyer will argue the case in court tomorrow.

The lawyers will argue the case in court tomorrow.

They argue that climate change is a significant threat to the planet.

They argue that music has a profound impact on our emotions.

My sister and I often argue about who gets to use the car.

They argue about politics every time they have a family gathering.

The siblings argue over who gets to use the computer first.

The politicians argue about the new tax proposal.

The students argue about the best approach to solve the math problem.

The friends argue about which sports team is the best.

The neighbors argue over the boundary between their properties.

The coworkers argue about the division of workload.

The parents argue about the best way to discipline their child.

The researchers argue about the validity of the study's findings.

The attorneys will argue the constitutional validity of the new legislation.

The defense lawyer will argue that her client is innocent.

The politician tried to argue that his campaign contributions were simply gestures of goodwill.

The students argue over which movie to watch during the class party.

The neighbors argue about the noise coming from the construction site.

They argue about the best way to solve the traffic problem.

The politicians argue about the need for stricter gun control laws.

The scientists argue over the effects of climate change on biodiversity.

My parents argue about how to discipline my younger sibling.

I argue with my sister about which movie to watch.

They argue over whether to buy a house or rent an apartment.

The neighbors argue about whose responsibility it is to maintain the shared garden.

The wrinkled clothes and disheveled appearance argue that he had a rough night.

The smudged fingerprints on the window argue that someone tried to break into the house.

The dark clouds and thunder argue that a storm is approaching.

The increasing crime rates argue for the need for more police officers in the city.

The empty shelves in the store argue that there is a shortage of supplies.

The withered plants in the garden argue that they have not been watered.

The scattered toys argue that children have been playing in the room.

The parents argue about the best way to discipline their children.

The siblings argue over who gets to choose the TV channel.

The politicians argue over the best approach to solving the climate crisis.

The team members argue over the best strategy for winning the game.

He loves to argue with his friends about sports teams.

The students argue about the best solution to the math problem.