Sentence examples for becoming convinced of from inspiring English sources
Corporate leaders are becoming convinced of the impact that effective data collection and analysis can have on the bottom line.
As more data come in, however, many economists are becoming convinced of one significant change: the original Easterlin paradox doesn't quite hold up.
Mike Schwarz, a solicitor from Bindmans, said Kennedy had "gone native" after becoming convinced of the need to combat climate change.
It wasn't hard to guess which of those things—staying the acting Attorney General, and becoming convinced of the appropriateness of the order might change first.
Corporate leaders are becoming convinced of the impact that effective data collection and analysis can have on the bottom line, from tracking daily reports against Key Performance Indicators to make informed decisions on where to spend marketing dollars, to monitoring and evaluating customer communications to adjust product offerings.
A Europe Union-wide Code of Conduct on swiftly removing hate speech, which was agreed between the Commission and social media giants a year ago, does not include any financial penalties for failure — but there are signs some European governments are becoming convinced of the need to legislate to force social media companies to improve their content moderation practices.
Naturalists of Stenos day were becoming convinced that matter was composed of different combinations of tiny corpuscleswhat today we would call molecules.
He has a lot of friends in high places but by the end of the book they are all becoming convinced he is guilty of some serious crimes.
But fear not, finding work interesting need not necessarily involve becoming convinced that the head of purchasing control has transmogrified into the Lizard King of the Universe and his office is the magic garden at the centre of the sun.
"Every physician is becoming convinced that the number of mothers able to nurse their own children is decreasing," one doctor wrote in 1887.
Just when the crowd was becoming convinced that no player of any era had ever controlled the ball with a more perfect touch than Zidane, on the half-hour the two-goal hero of the World Cup final met Dugarry's centre from the right with an astonishingly comprehensive miskick when alone in front of the unprotected Santiago Canizares.
