Sentence examples similar to convincing demand from inspiring English sources

Whether that will happen depends on how far the Pirates succeed in drawing up convincing political demands based on their core principle of freedom.

Last night his Real Madrid side went some way towards convincing the demanding Bernabeu audience that the Portuguese is the man for the job with an emphatic 6-1 dismantling of Deportivo La Coruña.

Although gasoline use rose over the weekend to fuel the evacuation of southern Louisiana, she added that traders were still convinced that demand for oil products over all was falling.

This led both to crazy speculation and to global building of excess capacity by people convinced that demand would grow even faster.

In any situation where we are convinced that demand reduction is temporary, measures like this make more sense than to lose jobs.

Cost concerns and institutional inertia typically demand convincing arguments and hard data before clinical practice is changed, yet the genome-wide nature of results to be expected by incorporating dense genotyping technologies into clinical care will soon force clinicians and institutions to deal with genomic information for which evidence may be quite limited.

But, he said: "To make a real theory to convince people demands a little more.

At the narrow bottom of the funnel is demand fulfillment — convincing someone ready to make a purchase of what specifically they should buy.

Standing up to such self-serving demands, and convincing the medical establishment that today's obscene profit margins are unconscionable, wouldn't be easy.

And it will happen, she is convinced, as consumers demand better from their health system.

Wilson was convinced that Keynesian demand management alone was incapable of sustaining economic growth.