convincing argument

It was a more convincing argument in better economic times.

This book will not provide the convincing argument for change.

The paper makes a convincing argument for the decision it made.

"It would not be a convincing argument to most people."

They were like - this was not a convincing argument.

His presence would be a convincing argument when she had to.

Convincing arguments are likely to come from both sides at today's talks.

'Some people like that' is not in itself a convincing argument.

You can make a convincing argument that there is not much worth saving here.

Opponents, he said, "would have to present very convincing arguments, because all the evidence goes the other way."

No one could make a more convincing argument, nor create a better battle plan."

That seemed to me to be a fairly convincing argument, and I was too tired to put up much of a fight.

"If convincing arguments are put forward, we will be open - and flexible - on all points."

The students gave a convincing argument for doing their presentations in groups rather than individually.

For a while it looked like a convincing argument.

But it does suggest that the Government must make some very convincing arguments to prevail.

"Ultimately, resources in the nation are allocated by people being able to make a convincing argument."

I have to admit, he put together a pretty convincing argument, at least on the surface."

A convincing argument, considering that there were only a few main roads leading to the north.

This also shows that owners will at least listen to a convincing argument, which the assistants had.

"Really, darling, I thought that would be the convincing argument.

The conventions about what counts as a convincing argument vary with time and place.

But its champions no longer have a convincing argument.

"Oh, you think a couplet of poetry a convincing argument!"

But he couldn't think of any convincing argument that would let him turn around and ride out of here.