Sentence examples for well-reasoned case from inspiring English sources

EMILY LOUBATON Brooklyn, May 6, 2013 To the Editor: Is there any thoughtful, well-reasoned case for the existence of a child-sized rifle?

The first paper, "High-altitude platforms for disaster recovery: capabilities, strategies, and techniques for emergency telecommunications," by J. Deaton, presents a very well-reasoned case for using HAPs to provide emergency communications infrastructure following a major disaster.

"Even the making of a well-reasoned case for restitution will do wonders for the spirit of African-Americans," Randall argues.

Accessing our intuition is particularly helpful in situations where our rational/logical mind can craft seemingly well-reasoned, good cases for either side of an argument or for multiple different choices and we're left feeling confused and unsure.

As events later showed, Weaver had presented a well-reasoned, if only circumstantial, case; these circumstantial elements were confirmed by evidence found after investigators gained access to Rajneeshpuram several months later.

Through an astute and well-reasoned argument, Friedrichs citing past cases in which climate stress was exacerbated by energy scarcity takes a systematic look at how infinite growth is not possible and how rather than just shifting from one energy market to another the support structure for the industrialized world itself could be in danger of collapse.

The Guardian did what newspapers were invented to do: to make well-reasoned editorial judgements – in this case to reveal an abuse of power by American and British intelligence agencies on a scale which most people would have regarded unthinkable.

Lyman Felt, the self-justifying bigamist of "The Ride Down Mount Morgan," makes his case with the well-reasoned eloquence of a philosopher, and even in a romantic comedy like "Dirty Blonde," the lead male character is a film historian.

Offering practical, real-world advice, it helps you think through and resolve difficult cases, prompting thoughtful, well-reasoned answers to the question of "What do I do in this situation?" --Provided by publisher.

This insightful and well-reasoned argument is based on numerous fascinating case studies from a wide range of organisms, including bacteria, plants, insects and diverse examples from the evolution of our own species.

It is my opinion that our former Trial Judge James F. Davis fully and correctly resolved the difficult and perplexing issues presented by this case in his scholarly and well-reasoned opinion.