Sentence examples for has convincingly claimed from inspiring English sources

Wolfram Hogrebe has convincingly claimed that the WA philosophy is an ontological theory of predication.

Later, Mr. Hayden explained that Mr. Dwyer could have convincingly claimed that he acted in self-defense when he fired five or six shots, one of which killed a 51-year-old member of the Pagans, Robert Rutherford of Lancaster, Pa.

Meanwhile, Jonathan Portes, director of the National Institute of Economic and Social Research and a former chief economist at the Cabinet Office, has convincingly demonstrated that the Tory claim that "more than a third of people who were on incapacity benefit dropped their claims rather than complete a medical assessment" is false and demonstrably false.

It has convincingly shown the value of cooperation between childcare services and kindergartens.

Today Microsoft has convincingly back-pedaled.

The Knicks were dead, victims of a 4-0 first-round playoff sweep orchestrated by Jason Kidd and Kenyon Martin, and the Nets had convincingly justified their claim as basketball kings of the Hudson.

Robert Hanssen may have been one of the most destructive spies in American history, as the three books claim, but that's an assertion none of them have convincingly argued.

The results have convincingly demonstrated the validity and practicability of the developed scheme.

Yet no studies have convincingly linked these viruses to disease.

But he was impressed that the new paper had convincingly added metabolic rates to the picture.

Researchers have convincingly demonstrated that simple organs and complex tissues can now be 3D printed.