Sentence examples for far less convincing from inspiring English sources
The two Dutch contributions to the compilation are far less convincing.
You know the evidence that sun avoidance and sun screen prolongs life is far less convincing than the study above.
It was far less convincing than the Americans' 6-1 demofition oFinlandnd earlier in the day.
Which from a legal perspective is very important, but which, from a political perspective, is far less convincing.
Wade has been far less convincing at the other end – and he has just been dropped for the second time!
Next year, that excuse will be far less convincing, but the minority in the Senate will still probably be able to act as a roadblock.
His depiction of finance's failures is not novel, but it is well done.Far less convincing are Mr Stiglitz's sweeping, often vitriolic, criticisms of the "flawed" policy response.
Dietary intake is a potentially modifiable risk factor (2), and although there is convincing evidence for the role of excess calorie intake in the development of type 2 diabetes, the evidence surrounding other diet-related risk factors is far less complete or convincing (3).
Constrained by their own vulnerability, Messrs Karroubi and Mousavi have been unable to project a convincing programme, far less the wide-ranging constitutional changes their supporters seem to want.
This proposal would be far less political (and possibly more convincing) if it were accompanied by accurate descriptions of either judicial principle.
More convincing and far less abrasive are Perry's mind maps – allegorical drawings and etchings of make-believe lands that bring to mind the illustrations for Thomas More's Utopia but populated with contemporary figures and landscapes.
