Sentence examples for largely unconvinced from inspiring English sources
First, businesses remain largely unconvinced about investing in developing countries in ways that have a long-term development impact; and second, far too many private funds are invested in richer countries with stronger financial markets, not in the disadvantaged destinations that need them the most.
And although government forces have captured or killed a number of ranking drug suspects, Mexicans remain largely unconvinced as long as the No. 1 fugitive is free.
…but while I'm far from a libertarian, I'm largely unconvinced by what reads like an attempt to lump in with the Dark Enlightenment everyone who suggests "the status quo is pretty screwed up, maybe we should experiment with other sociopolitical systems" — you know, people like me.
The news was promptly published, which the American embassy largely disregarded, purportedly unconvinced as to Nhu's seriousness.
The measure is based on an antiterror law that has languished in Parliament for months, largely because many Indonesian politicians have said they remain unconvinced that Islamic organizations are involved in terrorist activity.
He has long been one of the most conservative members of the Texas Supreme Court, and Bush's supporters have encouraged him to talk about Miers, largely in an effort to assuage conservatives who remain unconvinced that she is a stalwart ally.
It was an episode that left me gripped, shocked but rather unconvinced: a strangely explicit end to a show that has largely been about smart quips and implied violence.
However, the United States was largely unresponsive and ultimately distracted by its involvement in the Korean War and unconvinced that development needed greater financial stimulation.
One big puzzle for climate scientists: despite ever-growing scientific evidence that the climate is changing and that the change is largely due to human activities (see here and here), a significant fraction of the American public remains unconvinced.
