Sentence examples for logically argued from inspiring English sources

I'm no lawyer, but those court scenes struck me as much more factually based and logically argued than most of what we get on television, including Court TV.

Turns out a Spanish bloke had just gone for a lengthy toilet break, but the film is a clear-sighted, logically argued illustration of where we're at with nuclear bombs.

Both the flow characteristics and tracer-gas concentration distributions are analyzed and logically argued to elucidate the influences of the flow patterns and turbulence properties on the mixing capability.

It could be logically argued that much of the operational and ethical concern about allocation decisions could be allayed by a shift in priorities within humanitarian agencies.

In patients with HIVE, it can be logically argued that neuronal dropout is contributory to HAND, and that HIV-associated dementia is a type of neurodegenerative disease.

The DoH logically argues "money spent on social care benefits the NHS", and calculates that next year the £5.3bn Better Care Fund will improve care for vulnerable people, avoid 160,000 emergency admissions and save £500m.

For instance, how many times have you tried to logically argue with a friend or co-worker?

You might, according to this rationale, just as logically argue that toads should be given the right to vote.

One could logically argue that those patients were on concomitant salicylates.

One can logically argue that the sRNAs that are differentially expressed under both butanol and butyrate stress would belong to the general stress response.

Open at your maximum sustainable position (the most you can logically argue for).