Sentence examples for meticulously argued from inspiring English sources
Lord Hutton has produced a meticulously argued demolition of the BBC's editorial and governance procedures.
"Reading Leo Strauss, Steven B. Smithh's admirably lucid, meticulously argued book, persuasively sets the record straight on Strauss's political views and on what his writing is really about.
However as Helen Castor points out in this meticulously argued book, which is aimed at analysing the evidence rather than adding to the hagiography, these accounts were written in Latin, not the language the witnesses actually spoke.
The result is They All Love Jack: Busting the Ripper, 801 pages of meticulously argued investigation delivered in Robinson's lurid vernacular.
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"We will meticulously argue for the application to be dismissed," Mthunzi Mhaga, a spokesman for the justice ministry, told the local ENCA television station.
That was what Enron's enemies called the company when its phalanxes of lobbyists swept through Washington and state capitals in the late 1990's, aggressively and meticulously arguing in favor of loosening the electricity industry from a century of government control.
It is interesting to see how Master meticulously argues his case.
As Helen Epstein has shown in her recent meticulously researched and cogently argued piece, "Cruel Ethiopia" [4], since 1991 the Zenawi dictatorship in Ethiopia has received some $26 billion in development aid from Western donors including the US Agency for International Development, the World Bank, the European Union, and Britain's Department for International Development.
