Sentence examples for argument may have worked from inspiring English sources

That argument may have worked a year or so ago -- before Apple's iMusic Store and other legitimate online services and the recent rebound in music sales -- but may be less persuasive today, experts said.

This is because the Obama Administration has suggested that it is not content to prosecute Manning alone, but rather is seeking to do so in combination with other potential defendants, specifically Assange, who (the argument goes) may have worked with Manning as an accomplice.

Hence, it may have worked the other way around; seeing your child get mild measles after vaccination would be a strong argument for the value of measles vaccination.

Dispersants may have worked.

It may have worked.

And it just may have worked.

That strategy may have worked too well.

The strategy may have worked.

And that may have worked.

This may have worked.

Although the ontological argument may have been implicit in the works of Greek philosophers such as Plato and the Neoplatonists, the mainstream view is that the ontological argument was first clearly stated and developed by Anselm of Canterbury.