Sentence examples for increasingly unconvinced from inspiring English sources

I'm increasingly unconvinced that the sums add up".

But Mr. Armbrister said lawmakers were increasingly unconvinced that building more prisons and increasing salaries even more were the answers to the system's problems.

At Bush & Co., the strategic plans are beginning to collide, and polls suggest that shareholders are increasingly unconvinced by aspects of the business plan.

But many opposition protesters say that Mr Saleh is exploiting and even exaggerating the threat of al-Qaeda to retain the backing of Western powers.The Americans are looking increasingly unconvinced.

That won't stop the ECB from doing what it must according to its self-imposed target, but with markets increasingly unconvinced, we are approaching the 'effective' limit of the ECB's tools".

Increasingly, investors are unconvinced that world governments are acting quickly enough to counter the economic crisis, analysts said.

Advocates of Wertheim's hysterectomy were unconvinced, but increasingly during the 1920s the achievements of surgery were challenged by radiologists and gynecologists themselves.

After 40 years promoting a movement devoid of scientific evidence, anti-porn activists are becoming increasingly desperate for ways to persuade the unconvinced public that sex on film is our greatest cultural threat.

Perhaps many remained unconvinced by Darwin's research, and found their own skepticism increasingly amusing.

Managers in the aerospace and defence industry and in the chemicals industry are confident, and increasingly so, but their optimism is not shared by the telecommunications industry, which remains unconvinced the global economy is improving.

Despite increasingly dire warnings about the economic effects of a sudden turn from nuclear energy, a majority of Japanese remain unconvinced that it is safe to turn the plants back on.