Sentence examples for carefully argued from inspiring English sources

His letter was carefully argued.

The agency's decision must be as carefully argued as the judicial ruling.

I'd labor over a carefully argued, beautifully reasoned, elegantly written text.

His well-documented, carefully argued book is a major contribution to our understanding of Stresemann and of German foreign-policy interests in the 20th century.

"What are their policies?" Mr Ashong delivers a series of carefully argued replies that could form the basis of an editorial in a serious newspaper.

In week-long missions to universities, he would deliver nightly lectures with a characteristic blend of heraldic proclamation and carefully argued apologetics.

But he added that "it is right that we monitor welfare spending carefully", arguing that the principle of having "discipline" through a cap was right.

As for the interaction with the Windows 8 team itself while developing the Surface, Microsoft carefully argues that its team got the same access to early software builds as its other hardware partners.

Sir John tried to address that, carefully arguing that MI6 would receive intelligence from partners and act on it to save lives even if it did not always know how that information was produced.

But learning the "theoretical" — how to read carefully, to argue and analyze incisively — lays the foundations for lawyering.

Banks have defended the firms, which the lenders say are carefully monitored, arguing that maintaining properties is an important check on vandalism, crime and plummeting property values.