Sentence examples for be a reasonable argument from inspiring English sources

There might be a reasonable argument for a global FTT, if one could be organised.

On this basis, there appears to be a reasonable argument for the Fed to start raising rates.

"It would be a reasonable argument if our costs weren't going up dramatically, but we're affected by the same things they're affected by," he said.

STEVEN ZIRINSKY Long Island City, Queens, Nov. 13, 2012 To the Editor: Orrin H. Pilkey ("We Need to Retreat From the Beach," Op-Ed, Nov. 15) makes what appears to be a reasonable argument against rebuilding shorelines or homes near the beach destroyed by Hurricane Sandy.

As of Sept. 20, there will be a reasonable argument to be made that for the first time in its history, the index won't even comprise primarily companies that make or mine things, thanks to the planned additions of Visa, Nike and Goldman Sachs, announced on Tuesday.

Regarding the domestic violence job, Phillips wrote: "It is not clear that this advertisement is unlawful because there appears to be a reasonable argument that the requirement to be female and/or from the BME [black and minority ethnic] community was a genuine occupational requirement for the roles in question".

I think it's a reasonable argument.

There's a reasonable argument that that contributed to the crisis.

entirely on corporate bottom-line performance, and there is a reasonable argument that that is the way any C.E.O.

There's a reasonable argument that the Second Amendment confers an individual right — to bear a musket.

But there is a reasonable argument to be made that Ferguson outdid them all, and did so in the world's most popular sport.