Sentence examples for a convincing strategy from inspiring English sources

One publisher said Thursday that the plan laid out by Borders was not a convincing strategy for turning around the company.

Advertising revenues at its main channel, ITV1, are falling as a result, and the company is under pressure to come up with a convincing strategy for the future.

If he can stabilize the company, Mr. Capellas, who is 48, would need to set a convincing strategy for WorldCom's future fairly quickly.

The Guardian does not think Cameron has come up with a convincing strategy for defeating Isis and urges MPs to vote no.

The lack of a coherent response to the crisis of 2008 might be excusable if Mr Paul supported a convincing strategy for preventing the need for bail-outs in the future, for example by breaking up large banks.

To do that, it needed to come up with a convincing strategy for melding Time Warner's stable of media properties with AOL's distribution network (which was, after all, the reason for the deal).

In the case of moral choices this is a less convincing strategy: it introduces a level of frivolity into morality that seems out of place.

Now that seems a less convincing strategy.

"It's very difficult to come up with a really convincing strategy," he said.

For example, it could be said that 'John is eating' is simply short for 'John is eating something.' But it seems hard to find a systematic and convincing strategy that allows us to maintain that natural language predicates have a fixed degree.

Congress is about to approve an enormous program -- $1.3 billion in military aid to Colombia as a first installment -- with no convincing strategy and no end in sight.