Sentence examples for fanciful to argue from inspiring English sources

It is not fanciful to argue that that might have already happened to some species of whale had their killing not been banned.

It was a time and place when acute housing shortages had led to conditions of inhuman squalor – conditions, it's not fanciful to argue, that applied to inter-war Bilston too.

It is not too fanciful to argue that the future of western capitalism depends upon how this argument plays out – and how quickly, if at all, there is a change of course.

James Morningstar, an adviser to Bill Clinton, told a Senate committee that Novgorod offers "one of the most compelling illustrations of Russia's promise to become a prospering market economy".It might seem fanciful to argue for much real continuity between Novgorod's medieval traditions and its modern resurgence.

If deficits soar, if the Congressional Budget Office's estimates prove fanciful, they will be able to argue that Mr. Obama expanded government at a time the country simply could not afford yet another entitlement.

Hard to argue there.

They started to argue.

Hard to argue.

ECONOMISTS love to argue.

It became hard to argue.

Very hard to argue with.