persuasive argument

A more persuasive argument might be that today's political leaders have little interest in culture.

"And that is supposed to be your most persuasive argument?"

Stick to persuasive argument on the ball, I may continue to play.

It was something they all lived with, the single most persuasive argument against turning.

The most persuasive arguments for continuing the station may be political.

The most persuasive argument for any organization is that concerning costs.

A shotgun against the throat is a very persuasive argument.

"Don't blow the world up" sounds a pretty persuasive argument to me.

It was a persuasive argument: what could be a better goal for humanity?

It would be a persuasive argument, except that they will find a body."

No recruiter needs to make a persuasive argument to sign me up.

On the one hand, there are persuasive arguments and evidence for many of the practices recommended.

She is also analyzing tax laws to develop persuasive arguments for giving.

I do not believe this is a persuasive argument.

Savings like these, the consortium believes, are a persuasive argument.

The court finds this a persuasive argument and grants the motion.

Right now this didn't seem like a particularly persuasive argument. '

There is a persuasive argument that it was not.

They needed a more persuasive argument that would appeal to the library's learned monks.

Indeed, in view of the current budget crisis and trade deficit, he added, some critics might make a persuasive argument for a new system.

It also had on its side a simplistic but nevertheless persuasive argument: Something is better than nothing.

Neassa tried to think of a persuasive argument, but none occurred to her.

It is a persuasive argument, and an urgent one.

Today, even grammarians can't muster a persuasive argument against it.