Sentences with phrase «at least an argument»

I believe high frequency has made our trading costs cheaper, but there's at least an argument for the other side.

... There's certainly at least an argument that — maybe not be a conspiracy — but on the other hand there is an ulterior motive by those who are using this particular situation.»

Or at least an argument to be made.

Some try to argue for a morality outside of a deity, but that is foolish and the arguments are empty to me at least

And your evidence, or at least some argument, that this is so?

Plenty was made of Mike Dean's failure to send Chelsea's Marcos Alonso off for his foul on Shane Long, but at least some argument could be made that he was attempting a legitimate challenge.

And that's not necessarily a bad thing; at least their arguments are probably pretty well researched.

In other words, if Duffy was not legally required to pay back the money — in other words, if his ultimate position on the Senate expenses was correct — there is at least an argument to be made that he did not receive a benefit as that term is understood in section 121.