Sentence examples for is a decent argument from inspiring English sources
There is a decent argument that the president should have refused this deal.
In fact, in the current context – which is presumably what rankings should be all about – there is a decent argument to say that Kaymer is No1.
There is currently no provision for a coach to be elected to the Hall, but there is a decent argument that without Duncan, La Russa would probably not be going, either.
Such claims are bolstered by a more nebulous argument, propounded by one of the government's favourite economists, Richard Florida, that supporting theatres and museums is a good way to nurture and attract the sort of talent that powers the creative industries in which Britain also excels.This is a decent argument.
Objectively speaking, there is a decent argument that the client, rather than the other side, should pay the success fee – which essentially compensates their lawyer for taking the risk of not being paid at all – and for the insurance policy taken out for his benefit.
The one thing we'll never hear, of course, is a decent argument for why on earth non-democracies are even eligible to bid for Fifa's bauble – yet no attempt to get us to chat about the weather should stop this fundamental question being asked of Fifa at every turn.
There's a decent argument that doing something on the cheap is better than doing nothing.
But there's a decent argument the other way too -- namely, that the problem here isn't the genre.
"I think there's a decent argument for saying that when the grand jury is completely finished, maybe the secrecy has to yield to the public interest," Trachtenberg said.
Sure, the move could theoretically stymie user-base growth, but about 90percentt of Toutpost's current users have already connected that way so there's a decent enough argument for it.
