Sentence examples for clearly argue from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, if the service function of mangroves as nurseries for local fisheries is added to the value of the intact ecosystems, the numbers very clearly argue for maintenance of the mangrove ecosystem.

Although some people clearly argue that a laissez faire free-market economy is the most attractive option in an ideal world, the credit crunch has really proven that more government regulation of Britain's banks is needed.

However, our results clearly argue against any such self-expertise.

Instead, the report supports deregulation except where ethical or health issues clearly argue against a procedure.

They even more clearly argue that the appeal to tiannature:sky could justify the thief as well as the sage.

Before the two tech titans can clearly argue whether Google's use of the APIs was fair, they need to agree on how to explain APIs to their lay audience in the jury box — and they haven't done that.

But the Borukhova camp is clearly arguing that the Malakovs are overstating any perceived threats.

The content we look for is either bold and clearly argued opinion or balanced analysis.

He also describes animals' impressive navigational skills and dis­cusses the design of public spaces in this delightful, clearly argued book.

But it would be a more subtle play if it were not so clearly arguing a case.

Then there was Joe and Tom butting heads over HTML and HTTP when they were clearly arguing about Cameron.