Sentence examples for cogent objection from inspiring English sources

"We want farmers to have control of their own destinies, to learn to market their products in these competitive globalised markets, so they are not dependent on some NGO," says Mr Wille.But perhaps the most cogent objection to Fairtrade is that it is an inefficient way to get money to poor producers.

One apparently cogent objection to this realist solution is that it would render the task of empirically estimating degree of truthlikeness completely hopeless.

These structural and ahistorical approaches have been subject to many cogent objections (Mackenzie & Stoljar 2000a; Taylor 2005a).

Lots of believers, and more every day (as Hinduism and Buddhism continue to grow), have cogent objections to the morning ritual.

Clearly, the mere fact that some Emergentists may in practice have made use of invented examples in testing their theories does not tell against any cogent general objections they may have offered to such practice.

Cogent's objections notwithstanding, it's common online for ISPs to exchange traffic for free only when there's a roughly equal amount going in both directions.

James's commitment to panpsychism remains somewhat controversial, since he also advanced a cogent set of objections against a version of the view, which he somewhat derisively labelled the "mind dust" theory, in chapter six of The Principles of Psychology (1890/1950).

The foregoing defense of the possibility of a plurality of coexistent omnipotent agents is persuasive only if there is a cogent reply to this objection.

Object to objections.

Unless they can make a cogent economic case for blocking the deal, the trustbusters' objections will be tossed out of court.Europe's procedures, by contrast, still owe more to law and politics than to economics.

His reasoning for establishing registries is as cogent today as then, and if the philosophical and emotional objections to his ideas are less 100 years later, we still lack the political will to institute such registries in the United States.