Sentence examples for measured conviction from inspiring English sources

She speaks calmly, with measured conviction.

Moreover, like the study of Mouridsen and colleagues, violence was measured via conviction rates, which may have produced underestimates.

The above mentioned findings are in many ways difficult to reconcile because the relevant studies discussed have used different designs (epidemiological vs. clinical), different classification systems (DSM-IV vs. ICD-10 vs. dimensionally scored symptoms) and different outcome measures (conviction rate, self-reported crime, antisocial personality disorder).

The criminal activity measured by convictions was reduced for the entire sample but more among the completers than among the dropouts.

Also being dropped is the target of bringing 1.25 million offences to justice which measures the conviction rate.

As we have developed a collective consciousness regarding racial disparities, we as a system are measuring our conviction and moving towards commitment.

The Social Attitudes Questionnaire (SAQ) is a 50-item scale measuring the conviction with which the patient endorses a range of attitudes often held by people with social anxiety.

Between 2001 and 2010, Louisiana and Alabama were among the ten most corrupt states, measured by public-corruption convictions per person and per government employee (Louisiana was top in both).

But the peoples' conviction is not measured.

His measured performance only strengthened the conviction of many of us that his temperament is every bit as impressive, and as potentially valuable to the nation, as are his intelligence and decency.

Table  1 shows bivariate logistic regression analyses between selected other potential risk factors measured at conscription and future convictions for violent crime.