Sentence examples for fully cogent from inspiring English sources
QUESTION FROM MATTFLYNN: A clear distinction is made in your piece between Yitzhak Rabin's assassin, who was fully cogent of his actions, and Jared Loughner — whose mind is obviously troubled.
Pointing to what she calls "fully deluded earnings," Ms. Mahar is particularly cogent in her discussion of efforts to require options to be considered expenses and deducted from profits.
A total of 22 fully sequenced Archaeal genomes were downloaded from the Cogent database [ 1].
Obviously, the MPI doesn't manage to fully capture the idea of development as freedom, but it takes a fairly cogent stab at running with Mr Sen's ideas.Ms Alkire was also at pains to point out that the MPI isn't meant to replace, but rather to supplement, income-based poverty measures like the World Bank's dollar (or $1.25) per day-type measures.
Although Schelling's early work did not fully satisfy either himself, or anybody else, it manages to address, in a cogent and illuminating fashion, many topics which affect subsequent philosophy.
We agree that there was not a cogent explanation for this and, in large part, it is because more work is needed to fully explain this observation.
And she has brought to Paris the same artillery of cogent and passionate arguments she deployed in New York, warning about the need to battle inequality and exclusion and bring women fully into decision-making.
So again; well done CoGeNT.
She is a reliable cogent figure.
