Sentence examples for some reasonable points from inspiring English sources

As painful as it is to admit it, Plaschke's column raises some reasonable points.

The companies make some reasonable points in defending both the deal and the relocation.

It makes some reasonable points: it was to the BBC Russian service that Mr Litvinenko gave his last broadcast interview.

Martin's Jewishness is called out, because he is passive about it, and Jonah makes some reasonable points within the larger unreason of his 9/11 denial.

He makes some reasonable points - such as how progressive ideas have poisoned education - but there is a fundamental, and faintly disturbing, lack of balance here.

ING Direct USA Wilmington, Del., Jan . 7 , 2011 To the Editor: While Bethany McLean makes some reasonable points, I disagree with her suggestion that the United States move away from long-term, fixed-rate mortgages.

While I have no argument with the requirement that all Pennsylvania voters, at some reasonable point in the future, will have to present photo identification before they may cast their ballots, it is clear to me that the reason for the urgency of implementing Act 18 prior to the November 2012 election is purely political.

– (DE) The motion for a resolution on a revised Framework Agreement between the European Parliament and the Commission for the next parliamentary term contains some reasonable starting points.

The report makes several good and reasonable points.

Both of these are reasonable points of view.

"So, they all sort of have their reasonable points," Mr. Petersen said.