Sentence examples for better argued from inspiring English sources

He also reviewed jazz records for the Gramophone for more than 20 years, wrote sleeve notes for hundreds of LPs and co-authored, with Rex Harris, Recorded Jazz: A Critical Guide (1958), whose cheerful wrongheadedness (as many would now regard it) anticipated the similar, but much better argued, antimodernism of another jazz lover born in 1922, Philip Larkin.

That crucial difference is one of the sharpest insights in "Divorce Corp". The director could have better argued aspects of his brief, but his healthy outrage illuminates the ways an offshoot of the legal system has become a profit-driven industry.

2) Role of protons and citrate protonation state (Results and Discussion, first paragraph onwards): I found the arguments relating to the effect of protons and the citrate protonation state needed to be better argued and supported.

One could better argue the importance of unremitting suspicion".

The Tories' stance was marginally and arbitrarily better, arguing for three years.

Far better, argue the authors, to weaken rivals to a point of near-death and keep them there.

The new-listings pipeline has rarely looked better, argues Dominique Cerutti, Euronext's boss.Will France's banks and insurers do their patriotic duty?

One could better argue the importance of unremitting suspicion".The movement of capital was already transforming Sweden when Kreuger was born in 1880.

It would be even better, argues Mr Bowring, if Asian nations used the provisions of the 1988 Rome convention on unlawful maritime acts to prosecute pirates.

Yet the authorities should still be investing in working out how to use administrative data better, argues Chris Skinner, a statistician at the London School of Economics.

Mr Cameron and George Osborne are considering giving the job to someone who can better argue the case in the media and in Parliament.