Sentence examples for well argues from inspiring English sources

The semiconductor business demonstrates this well, argues the McKinsey Global Institute.

'There is pretty compelling evidence now that a low intake of omega 3 contributes to just about every physical health condition, and probably mental health condition as well,' argues Dr Richardson.

But Jose Mallea, Mr Gingrich's campaign manager in the state, says momentum and enthusiasm are more valuable than organisation.Mr Gingrich should do well, argues Susan MacManus of the University of South Florida, in the fiercely conservative panhandle in the north of the state.

Brian Heading, an SDLP politician and deputy mayor of Lisburn, who knows the Twinbrook and Colin areas well, argues that without investment in jobs for local youngsters (youth unemployment is as high as 35% in some parts of west Belfast), the prevailing sense of hopelessness they feel will persist, he says.

Human interaction is likely to prove the most difficult thing to do well, argues Mr Nail, "since we haven't had a lot of robots interacting with consumers".

"If the euro zone were to fall apart then it's hard to exclude the possibility of EU falling apart as well," argues Polish Finance Minister Jacek Rostowski, who holds out the possibility of the return of authoritarian governments and even war.

"I think it's well argued," Chua-Rubenfeld said.

It would be counter-productive as well, argued Mr Weidmann.

His answer was coolly delivered, well argued and coherent.

But you could just as well argue the opposite.

Thomas Sowell's "Affirmative Action Around the World" is a delight: terse, well argued and utterly convincing.