Sentence examples for has good arguments from inspiring English sources
No easy task, though he has good arguments on his side.
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.
On an epistemological level, philosophy may well have good arguments to make in response to revelation.
But Sloman does not have good arguments for his basic theses: that the Gödel sentence does not mean what it is commonly taken to mean, and that we can't say that it is true in the intended model.
Two of them, Uncle Tom's Cabin and The Wishing Ring, are from 1914, and both have good arguments for inclusion.
We can and will have good arguments about the facts of the case, but our work at CBPP, along with that of many others, including CBO, find this to be the inexorable logic of the R's platform.
"Haley Barbour thought he had good arguments against these attacks on him, but he surveyed the scene and realized it would be a tough and sharply uphill struggle for him to succeed in 2012.
The fourth point is that we should recognise that even experts can make mistakes and even those with motives we mistrust can have good arguments.
A Wikipedia policy expert who can make good arguments has more of a chance of getting their way than one who uses sockpuppets.
