Sentence examples for ironclad argument from inspiring English sources
It was almost 20 years ago that Robert Shiller, whose important new book, "Irrational Exuberance," has made a couple of previous appearances in this column, produced what he thought was an ironclad argument against the then-dominant "efficient market" theory of stock prices.
The suggestion, experts and government officials here and in the United States said today, is that if Mr. Putin were presented with a convincing argument, even if not an ironclad one, he would accept the idea that an American-led coalition against Saddam Hussein was the only way to end an Iraqi threat.
The Austrian fleet formed into an arrowhead formation with the ironclads in the first line, charging at the Italian ironclad squadron.
The economic argument for saving the bondholders is that a bond is an ironclad promise, and that if you start expecting bondholders to accept less than 100% of what was promised to them (no matter how ill-advised they were to take that promise), the entire system will fall apart.
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One of his findings is less ironclad.
The restrictions, however, are not ironclad.
