Sentence examples for better the argument from inspiring English sources

Awkwardly, the better the argument for keeping the firm broad, the better the case for joining forces with a retail and commercial bank.

Officers would behave better, the argument goes, if they knew their actions were being recorded.

"I want people who severely like Bush to know better the arguments against him," Mr. Oda said.

By leaving well enough alone, both sides can continue to claim to have the better of the argument over how best to disarm Iraq.

"No one," she says, "better invigorates the argument for change".

The manufacturers apparently decided that California would get the better of the argument in court.

"Dialogue with political forces and society and use of arguments is always better than the argument of force".

In the debate between boycott and engagement, we believe that Mr Cross has the better of the argument.

And I think the public discourse is better when the argument is about numbers.

A sampling of court actions since Hobby Lobby suggests that Ginsburg has the better of the argument.

The South probably had the better of the argument, but the North won the fight and, with it, the point.