Sentence examples for for persuasively from inspiring English sources

SWAp has been argued for persuasively by claiming that it leads to increased health sector coordination and stronger national leadership and ownership [ 17].

Thrasymachus, on the other hand, stands as dialectically prior to both Socrates and Callicles, for while persuasively debunking justice as conventionally conceived, he fails to offer any account of real virtue in its stead.

The breadth requirements provide the educational tools for writing clearly and persuasively, for reading critically and evaluating evidence effectively, and for understanding humanity in historical and social contexts.

My even more famous Manchester colleague Brian Cox has also been arguing persuasively for enhanced funding for basic science, most recently in his Faraday lecture.

I also acknowledge that various scholars have argued persuasively for alternative foundations based for example on traditional religious precepts.

Ollie Wastberg argues persuasively for Rudolph W. Giuliani's candidacy for the Nobel Peace Prize, and by so doing argues persuasively against the current meaning of the prize itself.

"When a woman negotiates persuasively for higher compensation, she clears the path for other women to follow".

Advocates for the poor argue, persuasively, that outlays for civil legal services are budgetary pennies that save many dollars.

The tax-for-pre-K proposal persuasively made a case that funding the educations of the youngest New Yorkers was the right thing to do, whether for moral or for pragmatic reasons, and that the redistribution of wealth — that scariest of socialist slogans — might equally amount to the redistribution of opportunity, which is among the most dearly held of American values.

Mr. Schwartz argues persuasively for what he calls "good enough".

Sproat argues simply and persuasively for the practical value of computational morphology.