Sentence examples for consider convincing from inspiring English sources

Mr. O'Neill is said by American officials to be demanding that Washington ratchet up the pressure on President Saleh, who has pledged repeatedly to give full cooperation but has failed to take any action that the Americans consider convincing.

And if you're really committed to the cause, consider convincing your club to take a cue from the green exercise gurus behind Portland's Green Microgym, which harnesses human energy from its retrofitted cardio equipment to power the building.

A major limitation of this study is the power of the sample to detect genetic association, especially if we consider convincing levels of significance to be in the order of p < 5 × 10-7 [ 25].

No pope has ever definitively declared the fragments to belong to the Apostle Peter, but Pope Paul VI in 1968 said fragments found in the necropolis under St Peter's Basilica were "identified in a way that we can consider convincing".

"There is a suite of methods," Padian says, some of which aren't used in standard drug or vaccine trials but are considered convincing to many, including the CGD editors of Millions Saved.

This led to the casting of Vladek Sheybal, who Young also considered convincing as an intellectual.

Craven read the script before he became involved in the production, and considered convincing a studio to buy it for him to direct.

A visual increase (In)/decrease (D) of at least 50% was considered convincing.

The results were analysed visually by three separate investigators and an apparent change between tumour and non-neoplastic tissue of at least 50% was considered convincing.

But his wife, Leona, 22, did not consider herself convinced.

Potgieter at least had the decency to own up to his comments and make a considered and convincing response.