Sentence examples for convincing means from inspiring English sources

"Clear and convincing means something to me," the U.S. International Trade Commission judge, Thomas Pender, said Thursday, referring to the legal standard for determining that a patent should not have been issued.

In the interim, the most convincing means of favoring one hypothesis over another may be congruence among multiple data sets, each providing only weak support by itself.

In molecular genetics and molecular biology, knock-out animal model is one of the most convincing means to determine the role of a specific molecule in the physiopathology of a certain disease.

But the problem today is that you can end up with someone who has no right to live in your country, who you are convinced – and have good reason to be convinced – means to do your country harm.

This conspiracy theory, to which the regime continues to cling and of which many Syrians have been convinced, means that there are conflicting reports of the violence in places like Latakia.

I'm not convinced she means it.

I'm not convinced that means changing leader right now.

She is terrified and convinced he means to kill them all, but at the end of the ride he tells her he wanted her to get rid of her fear.

They see a new store going up, and are convinced it means new jobs.

But going from "Absolutely no, never" to "Convince me" means something.

Racked with fear that our boyfriends will look their attractive friends in the eye, or rather breast, convinced it means they want to up and leave?