Sentence examples for was very cogent from inspiring English sources

"The argument was very cogent in terms of making the point that environmental services are required in remote Australia, that there was an Indigenous workforce there looking for employment, and that they had the skills required," he told Guardian Australia.

But I think the world is too plural for that rationale now to be very cogent.

This is not going to be a very cogent post, I'm afraid.

What the audience got was some very cogent argumentation from Larry and Dave, and I hope I delivered some value.

Dan Wayne Juneau, Alaska I recently read what I thought was a very cogent and reasonable guide to the current thinking about diagnosing and treating A.D.H.D. in children.

Riley, now 20 months old, is very verbal and says cogent three-word sentences.

Regardless of whether Schaeffer is motivated by principle or profit, the result is the same, as France Telecom and Telia have learned: Cogent is very willing to fight and very unwilling to lose.

In short, there is a very cogent orthodox finance interpretation for the P/E and real return linkage that Shiller presents.

Reviewing the divergent narratives on the identity of the self-immolation victims, historian David Ownby concluded that "although the arguments of Falun Gong practitioners seem cogent, it is very difficult to arrive at a final judgment about the self-immolation.

Since 1999, the United States has spent $1.4 billion on "democracy promotion," yet there is very little in the way of cogent analysis about the impact of these grants.

I heard President Obama make a cogent, intelligent argument for fixing a health care system that is very broken; they heard that he did not lie or pander to the American public, which is apparently bad politics.