Sentence examples for convincing path from inspiring English sources

But "rather than plotting a convincing path to that goal, Chicago showed how difficult it will be to reach".

Mr. Obama's speech represented a gesture to his generals rather than a convincing path to success in Afghanistan.

So far this week the third-seeded Agassi has cut a convincing path through the French Open.

And numerous efforts to predict the outcome have so far failed to come up with a convincing path to victory for Mrs. May.

This then increases the risk of prolonged slump... if we fail to offer a convincing path out of debt, that failure in the global economy of 2010, as opposed to that of the 1930s, will itself plunge us into stagnation".

There is a strip of grass at the end of the garden, too long and thin to be properly a lawn but too wide to be a convincing path.

But if they're convinced their path to success lies at another institution that can better meet their needs, there's a way to get there: intentional transfer.

The trouble for the former White House official is that nearly all his hoped-for allies are convinced their path to victory differs sharply from the approach Bannon is known for.

Instead of starting small the overwhelmed are often paralyzed with fear; trying to solve a problem alone, too embarrassed to ask for help, convinced every path is bumpy and will most likely dead-end.

So sometimes all they feel they can do is improve the quality of their products and transparency within their supply chains as well as treading the tricky path of convincing customers to buy more responsible products.

The difference between the two plans—£48 billion—may amount to as much as 3.3% of GDP in 2019-20.As a result, Mr Miliband has to tread an awkward path between convincing the public that he is serious about achieving his deficit target and championing the fact that it is looser than the Conservatives'.