Sentence examples for cogent in from inspiring English sources

It was cogent in itself, but he seemed unsure how to convert it into sound.

For all that, it is no less cogent in its political analysis.

"Marcy's issues were extraordinarily cogent in the 70's and 80's," said Mr. Gottfried, who also opposed Westway.

The DirecTV tie-up gives AT&T more incentive than before to protect that business model, said content delivery firm Cogent in a recent FCC filing.

(The new piece called "Two Plate Prop" is particularly cogent in that context). Social factors also played their part in our new perception of Serra's work.

Though marginal in England, these conspiracy theories seemed cogent in America, where colonists lived under governors with strong executive powers but no local constituency.

The public sector's role in innovation is explored in cogent detail in an important study that reveals the complexities, benefits, and pitfalls of the innovative state in action.

They add to the weight of results released by other facilities, such as Dama, housed like Cresst in the National Laboratory of Gran Sasso in Italy, or the Cogent experiment in an abandoned mine in Minnesota, US.

Although the authors do not make this recommendation, they present a cogent argument in favor of a centralized registry of in-flight medical emergencies.

In my view, however, the more cogent challenge in the earlier studies comes from the issue of the choice of control states, which is why I emphasize that issue here.

The team said that this absence also ruled out the possibility that other detectors, such as DAMA in Italy and the CDMS and CoGeNT experiments in the US, had seen glimpses of dark matter.