silny argument

"The only strong argument he's got left is party control of the Senate."

There was a strong argument to be made for selling.

But, they added, there were two strong arguments against the idea.

However, it has also raised strong argument among the society.

There is a strong argument to be made for that.

There is a strong economic argument for building green, experts say.

But there is a strong argument on the other side.

There are strong arguments on the other side, too, particularly the special responsibility to patients of everyone involved in health care.

There would seem to be a strong argument, with so many millions of us, only to do it once.

"Then show it by making a strong argument to the Council."

A skillful prosecutor can splice these pictures together with forceful argument.

But teachers' salaries seems always to top the list of problems, perhaps because teachers' organizations make forceful arguments on the issue.

Maybe I couldn't get angry enough; maybe my most forceful arguments were classified.

They presented him with several all too forceful arguments against too much application on his part.

A particularly forceful and long running argument concerned the interaction of executive options with corporate stock repurchase programs.

Let us look at some of the forceful arguments against the Copernican system.

It's a forceful argument about the place of Native American tribes in geopolitical history.

Yet his forceful arguments drift into the mystical and metaphorical when dealing with similar problems in the church.

This time David had a forceful new argument to add to those he had employed earlier.

If Leapor can find no clear path to freedom she is willing at least to raise a forceful argument against the way women are understood.