Argue

The scientists argue about the interpretation of the research findings.

They argue about politics every time they meet.

The lawyers argue their case in the courtroom.

The politicians argue about the proposed tax reforms.

They argue whether to go on a beach vacation or explore the mountains.

The environmentalists argue for stricter regulations to protect endangered species.

He will argue against the proposed changes to the company's policies.

They argue whether to go on a vacation or save the money for a new car.

The siblings always argue about who gets to use the computer first.

They argue about the fairness of the grading system in the class.

The high crime rates argue for the need for increased security measures.

I argue with my brother about which TV show to watch.

The lawyers argue in court to prove their client's innocence.

The students argue about the correct answer to the quiz question.

The customers argue with the store manager to return a faulty product.

My parents always argue about how to discipline my younger brother.

The friends argue about the best strategy to win the board game.

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

We argue with our neighbors about the noise level late at night.

They argue about whether to go on a beach vacation or a mountain retreat.

The legal team will argue their case before the Supreme Court.

The environmentalists argue with the government to ban single-use plastic bags.

We argue with our neighbors about parking space in the apartment complex.

The piles of dirty dishes in the sink argue that no one has been doing the house chores.

We often argue about who should do the dishes after dinner.

His pale face and trembling hands argue that he is scared.