Sentence examples for more convincing causes from inspiring English sources

When it comes to blank stares in the classroom, there are plenty of more convincing causes than verbal inability.

The second, more convincing, one reverses cause and effect: few voters identify with Blairism because too few politicians are promoting it.

A more convincing economic case for the project is needed.

On its own terms — setting aside the likelihood of knee-jerk political objections to its mission — it's more convincing than many films pegged to specific causes.

A direct-mail solicitation may be returned by an angry patient complaining about a high hospital bill, for example, while regular donors might need more convincing than usual that hospitals remain a worthy cause.

In case you need more convincing, there is this: .

"We all know that coal-burning causes global warming," he said, adding that the approach of showing both cause and effect "makes the works so much more convincing and delivers the message so much more effectively".

It is the long droughts in between times that cause concern, and should continue to do so until more convincing evidence of a genuine rehabilitation is forthcoming.

"There are also more convincing signs than ever before that this extra demand for labour is causing the market to tighten, pushing up regular pay growth to 2.2%," he said.

Who would be more convincing?

(Some more convincing than others).