Sentence examples for making a strong argument from inspiring English sources

With this earnings report, they're making a strong argument that the business is real, that it will work".

All indisputably true, and all making a strong argument for accepting this well-presented appeal and using it as a vehicle for sorting things out.

But I can't help thinking that had there been more evidence of municipal innovation in tackling poverty, with stronger partnerships with the voluntary sector, then the Local Government Association could have prevented this fund being abolished by making a strong argument to retain it.

These find-ings were consistent with several thousand articles in the peer-reviewed literature showing hormesis across model, end point, and chemical class, making a strong argument that the hormesis concept is a very general one.

Making a strong argument has much less to do with your wording and your vocabulary and more to do with the construction of your argument and with supporting your thesis with main points.

"We lost time, particularly at the start of the last parliament, in making a stronger argument for Labour and our economic policy.

Ben Bernanke, the Federal Reserve chairman, made a strong argument for good early childhood care.

Because, you know what, when you make a strong argument, people will listen".

QUESTION FROM DAVID: Your magazine itself makes a strong argument for the power of Twitter.

If it did, the Giants (6-6) could have made a strong argument for credit Sunday.

But Bartelstein made a strong argument that Lee is a unique and valuable player.