Sentence examples for a respectable argument from inspiring English sources

A respectable argument could be made for that.

There is a respectable argument that the Pru should be allowed to get on with it.

In fairness to Maude, this is a respectable argument, albeit not the one the coalition started with.

The Human Rights Act may have arrived almost a millennium later, but there is a respectable argument that it would be similarly tricky to repeal.

Suffice it to say that a respectable argument may be made that the pre-Smith law comes closer to fulfilling the language of the Free Exercise Clause than the rule Smith announced.

But there is a respectable argument that the cutting of tropical forests for farmland and timber, by bringing people into close proximity with wild animals that they would not previously have encountered, may encourage the spread of new diseases.

There is a respectable line of argument that further rate cuts may not help.

There is a respectable line of evolutionary argument that scheming, and the manipulation of the behaviour of one's fellow humans that goes with it, is the primary biological purpose of intelligence.

It's a perfectly respectable argument.

President Bush made a quite respectable argument, on grounds of executive privilege, against having Ms. Rice testify.

There is a perfectly respectable argument promulgated by Cameron that the TV debates sucked the life out of the 2010 election campaign.