Sentence examples for concludes convincing from inspiring English sources

The Troubled families Unit report concludes: "Convincing people that the way we provide services to and spend money on troubled families is ineffective and costly is fairly easy – any cursory consideration makes this quickly self-evident.

Immediately after Australian Idol concluded, he convinced the producers of the show to break from protocol by giving him longer time to record the album.

The reanalysis, Land concludes, "is not convincing".

She merely needed to "un-conclude" the race, by convincing superdelegates and party loyalists of two things: That Obama had a "glass jaw" (to use a Republican phrase), and that by contrast she had the momentum and fighting ability of a true winner.

Otherwise, it is not convincing to conclude that the gene is HGT-derived.

In two-hour judgement on the case on Thursday, Mr Justice Stuart-Smith concluded: "I am convinced that the decision taken by Mr Hardwick to suspend Mr Rhodes can only be described as irrational and perverse".

The parliamentary group concluded: "We are convinced that, unless the price of energy surges in a way that tips the financial scales and increases the savings, the green deal will not gather the necessary momentum to succeed, without additional incentives to encourage action and a means to reduce the cost of finance".

But he is fair-minded and thoughtful, and because he possesses no other agenda than a desire to uncover the real man, he is convincing when he concludes that "if one defines 'Christian' as the evangelicals do... George Washington cannot be properly referred to as a Christian".

It's worth noting that that philosophers who find these thought-experiments convincing do not conclude that there is no sense in which an experience is physical.

"The Afghan public," concludes Rondeaux, "needs to be convinced that they are getting what they paid for in blood and money".

The report from the WCRF/AICR in 2007 concluded that the evidence is convincing that high intakes of red meat and processed meat increase the risk of colorectal cancer.