powerful argument

Powerful arguments can be made for and against such a change.

The fact that we will have no good response later is the most powerful argument to do what can be done now.

It's a powerful argument for getting women off the streets.

That was always much easier and often the most powerful argument.

To get his way he would frequently use a single but powerful argument.

This was a powerful argument in its favour, for many.

And there you have a powerful argument against "faith" schools.

They would certainly have a powerful argument against any stronger actions.

But the court's powerful arguments may be relevant to a large number of those men.

These are powerful arguments, raising basic questions about what kind of country we want to be.

Each politician offers powerful arguments for or against the 5,000.

Which might be a powerful argument for his essential innocence.

What is more, there are several powerful arguments why it should be these particular technologies.

There is a powerful argument for saying that, in general, it should be subject to the rules of administrative law.

The fact that he has not been successful in the past is the most powerful argument for his candidacy.

This is a powerful argument to many Republicans, even those who want the funds contained in the bill.

"But these findings offer a very powerful argument for forest conservation."

On the other hand, there are powerful arguments for tackling the problem.

It was, Conan had to admit, a most powerful argument.

These were certainly powerful arguments for sending the coach back, but they did not prevail.

"Perhaps it is sufficient if you say it's a powerful argument from a strong tradition," he said.

Economists can make a powerful argument to cut any of them, but the political logic often goes in another direction.

And it makes another powerful argument in favor of downsizing.

There are, to be sure, some powerful arguments for limiting access to nuclear weapons.

I'd have to say it's a powerful argument that has yet to be falsified.