Sentence examples for convincing number from inspiring English sources

Proof that the "Master" letters were meant for him remains hazy, but Habegger connects a convincing number of dots.

Furthermore, a convincing number of observational studies found that an adequate folate supply can be achieved with intakes of folate equivalents below 300 μg/d.

Our study showed a convincing number of patients in the PE group with probably ongoing or arising hypertensive disease after delivery.

That will require convincing a number of developers that Amsterdam is, as Jansen says, "a great place to live," but also home to a viable tech scene.

Now, convincing any number of candidates or campaign managers that it's time to roll up the tent is a whole other equation.

Although the anti-inflammatory and analgesic capacity of coxibs in arthritis is convincing, a number of these agents produce severely hazardous side effects such as myocardial infarction, hypertension and chronic renal failure.

But a not very popular Bush won re-election -- largely by convincing large numbers of swing voters that John Kerry had no core values, that he was a flip flopper.

"I personally convinced a number of extraordinary women to step forward, as well as a number of extraordinary men, at a time when politics can be very very divisive.

Mr. Kulivan convinced a number of skeptics that his sighting was credible.

It seems to me that the government has managed to convince a number of otherwise intelligent people that WikiLeaks is genuinely reckless.

The Netatmo is also convinced the number pad on my microwave is a face, and sends me warnings that it's in the room.