uzasadniony argument

There will always be a comeback to any reasonable argument.

This does seem a reasonable argument, and I certainly would not want to lose a therapy which could be of real value to people.

But these were never reasonable arguments for excluding the piece from the show.

I think a reasonable argument could be made for the way in which they structured the agreement.

It was one of the most reasonable arguments she had ever heard her cousin make.

It's a reasonable argument, but not one I necessarily agree with at this point.

It was impossible to have a reasonable argument under the circumstances.

In these tobacco cases, however, the lawyers have a reasonable argument.

A more reasonable argument would be that they cannot hurt the Dole campaign.

In such cases, reasonable arguments will be available on both sides.

And you think there might be a legitimate argument for letting sleeping dogs lie?

It's a movie that gives value to legitimate argument.

"I think I have a very legitimate argument in defense of this movie."

Each side has legitimate if murky legal arguments, and the whole episode is likely to wind up in court.

There may be a legitimate financial argument against the battleships, but not on the basis of their age alone.

Of course, there's room for legitimate argument and disagreement on these matters.

There are legitimate arguments about where - and how far - it can be applied.

Frankly, there is just no legitimate argument against recognition, anyway you try to look at it.

There are legitimate arguments about the best ways to finance catastrophic health care for the elderly.

A. There is a legitimate argument to be made that we don't need this legislation because parents can impose regulations on their own children.