Sentence examples for a convincing reason from inspiring English sources

For investors, the likelihood that the GPIF will continue shifting towards equities is a convincing reason to buy Japanese shares.

The conditional probability of this evidence given the thimerosal hypothesis is tiny at best and thus a convincing reason to drastically lower the posterior probability of the hypothesis.

Neither America nor Japan wants it to fall further--but neither has come up with a convincing reason why it should not.

I am still yet to hear a convincing reason why the RFL forced (and they did force) almost every amateur team in the country to switch to "summer".

Using standard tradecraft, he had created the perception of a convincing reason for his departure – that special branch were after him.

"In our view, this is not a convincing reason to withdraw the ratings, as we just had a meeting with management this morning," Patricia Yeung, an analyst at DBS, said in a research note.

The problem with Astronaut is that it doesn't present any convincing reason to listen to it rather than any one of their best albums - Rio, Notorious, Seven and The Ragged Tiger or even just the Greatest Hits collection.

But he doesn't provide any convincing reason that the legends can't be inspired by true crimes.

"I have yet to see any convincing reason why agencies investigating terrorism cannot simply obtain information directly from phone companies using a regular court order," Udall said.

And they failed to offer China any convincing reason to pressure the DPRK; to the contrary, the so-called pivot to Asia only made it more important for Beijing to back its only military ally.

It seems not altogether unreasonable to extend the meaning of the term "solution" this way, for, just like a concrete solution, an impossibility proof also provides what might be called "epistemic closure": like a concrete solution, it provides a completely convincing reason to stop working on a certain problem.