Sentence examples for failed to convincingly from inspiring English sources
Even Blair and Brown, who were at pains to stress their understanding of the late 20th century, failed to convincingly remodel their party's politics for this new age.
But there are many skeptics, she added, because the mayor has made similar promises before, and failed to convincingly follow up.
Now, making things worse, he has failed to convincingly repudiate racist remarks that were published under his name for years — or the enthusiastic support he is getting from racist groups.
Mr. Hosni, who was made culture minister in 1987 and was close to Mrs. Mubarak, failed to convincingly explain how he had gotten about $3 million in assets, the state news media said, and has been referred to court for trial.
Additionally, GOOG has failed to convincingly retake psychological support at the 500 level.
West Brom failed to convincingly clear Wes Brown's header back from a free-kick and when the ball came to Cattermole he took a touch before sending a superb strike into the top-right corner from 25 yards.
Cordero Arce makes the compelling argument that these organisations are an example of how an emancipatory discourse of children's rights can emerge, yet he fails to convincingly show how this discourse could be institutionalised and indeed reveals several mechanisms through which the human rights regime actively resists it (Cordero Arce 2012).
All these are utterly inconsequential as refutations -- not because scientists "know better" than the rest of us -- but simply because they fail to convincingly meet the burden of proof.
They refer to Figure 1j-m, however this fails to convincingly show accumulation of albumin in the Golgi region marked by either GM130 or TGN46.
If in the end McCredie fails to convincingly argue for balance as a distinct sense, he deftly sketches the scientific terrain, pulling together information from topics as far afield as marine biology, Galenic medicine and aviation.
