Sentence examples for a credible argument from inspiring English sources

So, could Pacquaio give Mayweather a credible argument?

"I find it difficult to see it as a credible argument," Mr Petry said.

How could I launch a credible argument in favor of sofa overhaul if I felt so wishy-washy inside?

"I don't think there is a credible argument that we can abolish, put out of existence, these institutions today," Mr. Geithner said.

Mr. Obama is calculating that he can make a credible argument that he took over a country in an economic disaster and slowly walked it back.

A credible argument, he suggested, might be made that any bans on fusion candidacies might not apply in this situation, "since we're really voting for the president".

Nowhere was this more evident than in last week's public statement of Mr. Roh, the South Korean president-elect, virtually pleading with Pyongyang to moderate its behavior lest it undercut any credible argument for engagement.

"India has a fairly credible argument that the Nuclear Proliferation Treaty is a form of nuclear apartheid," says Rory Medcalf, who is the Director of the International Security Program at the Lowy Institute and a former diplomat to India.

They know that "self-defense" is a more credible argument in the West than, say, a desire to reunify the Peninsula by coercion, so they emphasize the role of the Libyan analogy.

In the interest of prosecuting Bush for first-degree murder, Bugliosi writes that a "very credible argument could be made that in a real sense he did intend to have American soldiers killed in his war".

It gives the country's government in Islamabad a more credible argument for increased military aid.