cogent argument造句

• I could appear for either side and present a cogent argument,
• The more cogent argument is made by Joshua Muravchik, in Commentary.
• Calling himself " a most cogent argument for term limits,"
• You've made some cogent arguments for deletion.
• Brenner makes a cogent argument for gambling legalization.
• Okinawa provided a cogent argument of how one horror might forestall an even greater one.
• Usefulness is a subjective judgment and should be avoided unless it supports a cogent argument.
• It makes the vaguest of waves towards policy without providing any evidence or cogent argument.
• He would have had a more cogent argument if he had stuck with the Exxon Valdez,
• Orlowski says that despite the sometimes cogent arguments of people like Cimoszewicz, Poland has no choice.
• In each, Gore had the greater command of issues, the more cogent arguments for his cause.
• Usefulness is a subjective judgment and should be avoided in deletion debates unless it supports a cogent argument.
• I feel a cogent argument has not been made for either the original language or the current language.
• You haven't presented a cogent argument how this article is notable under any existing policy or guideline.
• So far, Jones said he hadn't heard a cogent argument for why Abrams shouldn't proceed.
• The debate isn't likely to end soon, because both sides have cogent arguments, some neutral observers say.
• After the RFC Jonund continued to put his case and, in my eyes, did so with very cogent argument.
• I see no cogent argument for the deletion of an article explaining the factual existence of a organization that indubitably exists.
• The cogent arguments on both sides of the question that were articulated during the process of ratification largely retain their force today.
• :: Please make sure you've read the earlier discussion ( and very cogent arguments ) on Talk : Mecca.