Sentence examples for argument might work from inspiring English sources
We wondered whether a "venture capitalism" argument might work – aid is a risky investment, there will be some failures, but the successes outweigh the losses.
Even though Asic won't get its new funding until after July, that argument might work – but not if another banking scandal breaks before the election.
The abolitionists' arguments might work if every woman selling sex was desperate to stop doing so, and if there was a comprehensive support package in place to help women exit prostitution and provide them with lucrative, alternative employment.
The two-parent family isn't coming back, this argument might run, the working class male can't hack it in the new economy, so better to just encourage working class women to have fewer children so that their work-life balance is easier to manage and the children that they do have aren't competing for scarce maternal resources with too many brothers and sisters.
Alan Musgrave (1988) says that the only version of the no-miracles argument that might work is one appealing to the novel predictive success of theories.
The paintings are clearly labor-intensive to make; why shouldn't they be work to look at? the argument might run.
But, just for the sake of argument, what techniques might work?
Although it doesn't add much to the logical force of the argument, one might employ our hunches about how the brain might work to rhetorically bolster the argument.
It might work, but the Bain argument has complicated Mr. Santorum's efforts in South Carolina by muting the debate about social issues.
They might work on their differences to make an argument that is more robust or far-reaching.
