Sentence examples for cannot persuasively from inspiring English sources

Even he cannot persuasively dismiss the unanimous opinion of countries as diverse as Japan, Ukraine, Malaysia, Venezuela, Angola and Spain.

Law and practice of sentencing, evidence, and criminal procedure cannot persuasively be described as privileging the white collar offender.

She has no field of her own; she cannot speak persuasively about science, as Vartan Gregorian for example, could about literature or intellectual history.

For instance, if parties have agreed on a policing program based on equal treatment, one side cannot argue persuasively that a paramilitary army is also needed.

Considering this in addition to the problems mentioned above, the third premise of the presumed consent argument appears implausible and, consequently, the duty to treat cannot be grounded persuasively on the consent assumption.

Mr. Massy argues persuasively "institutions cannot innovate effectively without knowledge of costs in relation to revenue: both historically, in terms of what they have actually done, and prospectively in terms of what they might do in the future".

Rubio argued persuasively that parents today cannot provide the same quality of life with such service jobs.

She argues persuasively that "the military cannot afford to neglect the fact that emotions, just like skill and physical endurance, need cultivation and expression".

I cannot deny that the Court's opinion persuasively defends a possible interpretation of 26 U.S.C. 1563(a)(2).

As Atlantic Marine persuasively argues, however, that conclusion cannot be reconciled with our construction of the term "improper venue" in § 1406 to refer only to a forum that does not satisfy federal venue laws.

A.J. Simmons persuasively argues that an Institute for the Advancement of Philosophers cannot benefit us, however justly, and then demand that we pay its dues (Simmons 1979, 148).