Sentence examples for satisfactorily argued from inspiring English sources

Obama never satisfactorily argued why more troops in Afghanistan, where his own administration puts the number of Qaeda operatives at roughly 100, will help vanquish the far more substantial terrorist strongholds in Pakistan.

It argued that, however imperfect the constitution, "as long as it is satisfactorily implemented, our country's reform of the political structure will make a great step forward".

We have argued that neither the faux 3′-UTR nor the EJC model explains all the available data satisfactorily in any organism (Brogna and Wen, 2009).

Pediatrician Bill Carey argued that what he calls temperamental differences (what some others may call disorders) "can generally be managed satisfactorily by counseling toward accommodation and improving the interaction and fit, but not by medication or psychotherapy".

They argued and argued.

Coming out a day after President Bush argued that success in Iraq would allow him to begin withdrawing some American troops, the report found that Iraqi leaders had satisfactorily met half of 18 "benchmarks" that Congress had mandated during its debate this year over whether to finance an increase in the American force in Iraq.

We argued.

Few argued.

They argued.

Appealing to recent research in scientific anthropology, Diamond argues that environmental variation satisfactorily accounts for the corresponding social and technological variation.

While it is true that exploiting the country and time variation introduces important new concerns in relation to selection and endogeneity, we argue these can be addressed satisfactorily, whereas this is not always the case at the firm level.