The phrase "argument or two" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to having a discussion or debate, typically in a light-hearted or informal context.
Example: "We might have to settle this with an argument or two over coffee."
Alternatives: "debate or two" or "discussion or two".
Second, produce an argument or two supporting the contrary hypothesis, that God does not exist.
If you look at the performance of the site, there's certainly an argument or two for its continuation – the fact it widens access to some of the world's best creative works should be commended (it is free after all); the site has also facilitated the creation of new work.
Well, I know my hometown, and a question like this is sure to give rise to an argument or two.
Notice that we can draw this melancholy conclusion without knowing whether the type of 'ƒ' is one higher than that type of its argument, or two, or three ….
Even though the middle parts of our days typically include an argument or two, they almost always end with a story time session and more hugs.
We've heard the flat tax argument from more than one, and it's early enough that we may still hear a flat earth argument or two.
When he started thinking about how to prepare, Mr. Clement said, "You had to make a decision about whether this is one argument or three arguments," referring to the individual mandate, what other parts of the law should fall if it is struck down, and the Medicaid expansion.
This argument, or one very like it, can be found in Swinburne (1979), Alston (1991), Plantinga (1981, 2000), and others.
This argument, or one very similar to it, is also present in the Canon's discussion of "doctrinal belief" [doctrinale Glaube].
Thus, there are exactly three possibilities for the form an argument propounded by a dogmatist might take: an infinite regress, a reciprocal or circular argument, or one which terminates in a hypothesis.
It is a rudimentary introduction to carbon cap and trade systems and the question of allocating permits, an argument (or three) in favor of auctioning permits, and a review of the political state of play around the question.
