Sentence examples for good arguments that from inspiring English sources
In an article that appeared in the journal Tax Notes in 2009, Gregg D. Polsky, a tax law professor at the University of North Carolina School of Law who formerly worked in the I.R.S. office of chief counsel, said he believed the I.R.S. had good arguments that would be likely to prevail in court.
There are good arguments that can be made for this.
The ability to generate good arguments that involve evidence and theory to support or reject a claim or an explanation is an important component of inquiry learning (Sampson and Clark 2008; Duschl and Osborne 2002).
There are some good arguments that we're running up against physical boundaries that will prevent that from happening.
Ian Rintoul from the Refugee Action Coalition told Guardian Australia there were good arguments that 501s and asylum seekers should not be detained together, "and good arguments that neither groups should be in detention at all".
There are good arguments that gentrified areas meet poor people's needs less well, as shops become posher and more niche.
The baseline of school-based learning should not be the absence of technology, at least not without a good argument that has been thought through carefully by all involved.
And he adds that the visual system study provides a "good argument" that explains why the human neocortex evolved to grow so big.
Libertarians, who tend to be sceptical of state power, resist public goods arguments that would justify it.
