Sentence examples for have easily argued from inspiring English sources

He could have easily argued that the whole Iran-Afghanistan conflict was ill-conceived, based on bad intelligence and a ridiculously Utopian idea that we could impose democracy by military force in countries that had no experience with it or any of the requisite institutions.

Due to the speed of the program, it could have easily been argued that the process was robust in isolating Form I, as 29 batches had been completed without incident.

Arguing over names is silly — Apple could have easily called this device the "iPhone 5".

"There are several locations along the flight path of SIA68 where it could have easily broken contact and flown and landed in Xinjiang, Kyrgyzstan, or Turkmenistan," Ledgerwood argues.

Then critics would have argued that Cameron was a fool for including it, when it was obvious that Scots would have easily rejected outright independence.

We could have easily folded".

But it can't be easily argued that the acts would still have happened even if Joe Paterno had never existed.

One may think I am bringing up his work on the 1980s television show Geraldo, which one could easily argue has done serious damage to representations of Black and Brown people on television through its ushering in of an era of playing on stereotypes, airing fights, and arguing loudly on television.

Walsh has long argued that Armstrong has to use drugs since so many others in the sport do and Armstrong has easily crushed them all in the last two Tours.

It might easily have been argued that Abstract Expressionist works are hostile to the spirit of liberal democracy, that they reflect a totalitarian aesthetics — monumental, peremptory constructions that make us feel our insignificance.

On the whole one can easily argue that it has raised the profile of environmental and social concerns within corporations, certainly a good thing.