Sentence examples for make a legitimate argument from inspiring English sources
Gregory Miller It's be becoming increasingly difficult to make a legitimate argument for the fees charged when the product in the case of the Premier League is not as strong as it once was.
You can make a legitimate argument either way, but the case for Ronaldo is that he has outlasted Messi, who has been in relative decline since 2013; that he has overcome far greater adversity and ill-will; and that he has achieved as much despite playing in relatively inferior teams.
It is a three-way race that has Brooklyn politicians utterly baffled not only because no front-runner has yet emerged, but also because each camp makes a legitimate argument for why victory is likely.
Many opponents of the law concede the White House is making a legitimate argument, but still note that in the past, only the administration has asserted its detention authority.
Make a logical argument for getting married.
But they also see that after more than 30 million people have gone to the polls, there is a difference of 30,000 or so votes between them, and that both candidates have a legitimate argument to make to the superdelegates.
"And I think the municipality may have a legitimate argument — 'We don't have to pay twice.' ".
Now, she could be making what she believes is a legitimate argument — that she is the better candidate in November because those white voters are an essential part of any winning coalition, although in North Carolina and Indiana Mr. Obama did better among them than he had in Pennsylvania.
A legitimate argument can be made that this approach is heartless and/or misguided.
If, however, the information was ignored because it did not fit certain preconceptions about Iraq, then a legitimate argument can be made that we went to war under false pretenses.
"There is a legitimate argument to be made that you need to keep the tax base, and you need to attract the children of influential citizens, or you lose support for public education in cities.
