Sentence examples for arguments to win from inspiring English sources

These are tough arguments to win.

The arts have to hone their arguments to win this battle.

Amid the raucous street protests and updates from sleep-deprived election workers, influential figures in both parties ­inserted themselves into the drama — testing legal strategies to influence the makeup of the electorate and political arguments to win public opinion.

Instead, it aimed to give citizens the expertise and arguments to win a bigger say in government policy, a process that Mr. Guo argued would help China move peacefully toward democracy.

In fact, one of the easiest arguments to win in the Middle East might be that Tel Aviv's urban core has not sprouted a truly remarkable structure in the more than half a century since the Bauhaus inkwell — which left its curvilinear imprint on hundreds of buildings in "The White City" — began to dry up.

And now we'll let them make closing arguments to win you over, in alphabetical order: Julia: O.K., people, it's been cute; since our cook fight went live on Tuesday, Kim and I have been running neck and neck in the voting for which holiday gifts you'd most like to receive.

There is no argument to win here.

But it may be a hard argument to win.

So it's a hard argument to win, no matter how you frame it.

Gen. Stanley McChrystal has said that counterinsurgency is "an argument to win the support of the people".

Proponents of advancing gender equality have a fresh argument to win over Davos it stimulates economic growth – and profits.