Sentence examples for decent arguments from inspiring English sources

So over to you, the licencing advocates: do you have any decent arguments at all?

The repetitive nature of the brawl is this: both sides can muster some decent arguments.

Those of us who harbour scepticism about golf's inclusion in the Olympics have been provided with decent arguments to the contrary.

In Britain, a draft Communications Data bill gives intelligence agencies even wider powers to intercept and store such data.There are decent arguments in favour of giving governments such powers.

When, after the election, groups such as Business for Sterling and New Europe come out of purdah, the No campaign will still have public opinion on its side, as well as some decent arguments.

But of the ten banks to have spilt the most red ink over the past year (see table), five have the same chief executives in place.Some can muster decent arguments for continuity.

Sure, the move could theoretically stymie user-base growth, but about 90percentt of Toutpost's current users have already connected that way so there's a decent enough argument for it.

There is a decent argument that the president should have refused this deal.

Combined, they do, however, make a decent argument for the legalization of pot.

Officials make a decent argument for concentrating on a new central circulating library instead.

This surely is the sensible debate to have and you can make a decent argument either way.