"sharpen arguments" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe the need to make an argument sharper and more precise. For example, "We need to sharpen our arguments if we want to make a strong case for our proposal."
Monitoring by institutions like the Sutton Trust, a charity which charts the link between education and professional success, has sharpened arguments.In this section Freedom at last Patriotism recycled The colour of votes The slowing of Britain Friends reunited?
That deadline has sharpened arguments over the BBC's size and persistent sprawl (no sooner does it get rid of some managers than others are hired, with trendier titles).The Tories, no great fans of a broadcaster they consider casually leftie, are mobilising against it.
But, if anything, the rise in commodity prices has sharpened arguments on both sides about the future of farm policy, setting the scene for a divisive debate over the future of the 100 billion euro ($155 billion) budget — and over the agricultural policy in particular, which is worth more than 40percentt of that amount — later this year.
Granted, it can be misleading to broadcast excerpts out of context; justices sometimes ask provocative questions or make arguments merely to sharpen debate.
Supporters of liberal policies need to sharpen their arguments if they are to prevent neo-Powellism from sweeping all before it.
You may wish to spend several days on this component, helping students to improve initial drafts or editing peers' drafts to sharpen their arguments.
This forces you to think about whether you are right or wrong and to sharpen up arguments in defence of a position.
France has the largest European Muslim population, but who mostly come from Algeria and with a similar fertility rate to the French.Mr Caldwell's book does not require liberals to "sharpen their arguments".
First, it provides the respondent with notice of the grounds upon which the petitioner is seeking certiorari, and enables the respondent to sharpen the arguments as to why certiorari should not be granted.
Pay attention to the news and use opposing views to sharpen your arguments.
