Sentence examples for has a strong argument from inspiring English sources

But the experts said Mr. Fama has a strong argument stemming from Justice Owens's charge to the jurors.

But the Becker/Murphy/Grossman plan has a strong argument behind it, and one that suggests the current course of U.S. drug policy is dramatically wrongheaded.

A tough night for the longtime middleweight champion who has a strong argument for not one but two wins over Álvarez with nothing to show for it.

One territory where Labour has a strong argument to make to those of its voters flirting with the Outers is obviously workers' rights.

But he has a strong argument to demand something in the neighborhood of Ovechkin's league-high $9.538 million average, or the $8.7 million average, the next highest salaries, of Crosby and Malkin.

Judge Huvelle also overruled government lawyers in the S.E.C.'s initial proposed settlement with Citigroup over the bank's subprime disclosures, asking curtly, "I look at this and say, 'Why would I find this fair and reasonable?' " But many experts say that the Justice Department has a strong argument in this case.

BB says the BBC has a stronger argument for defending the licence fee if it shares it with other organisations.

Of course, they have a strong argument.

On the merits, though, the banks have a strong argument.

"The Islamists now have a strong argument that the regime is antagonizing the Muslims," he said.

Another man who had a strong argument for inclusion in the medal places was David Gower.