Sentence examples for more convincing reason from inspiring English sources
Equally ominous, from a psychological standpoint, was when he decided he needed a more convincing reason to get out of wrestling practice than the excuses he was trading in.
To appease the theologians in this way at a time when the caliph needed the undivided loyalty and support of the people seems a more convincing reason than what the Arabic sources tell us (attacks on Averroës by the mob, probably at the instigation of jurists and theologians).
A more convincing reason for thinking that the regress is benign is given instead by the "pattern of dependence" it instantiates.
Job growth of 200,000 or more would be a more convincing reason for optimism, and the main thing is to sustain that kind of growth, not simply flirt with it for a month or two.
Budgetary constraints are a more convincing reason why Côte dIvoire should be advised not to use Blue Box measures.
A more convincing reason might be that there simply are not many controlled intervention studies on the effect of patient participation on health outcomes.
Surely it has occurred to Sprinkle that there are other, more convincing reasons why many women do not enjoy pornography?
It removes the pressure from those who are worried about seeming disloyal by voicing concerns; indeed, it turns things into a competition to find ever more convincing reasons for failure.
And there are still more convincing reasons to have a college education.
Like them too, self-deceptively perhaps but with more objectively convincing reasons, the US also believes it acts for the greater good - to uphold values and ideals such as democracy and free speech upon which the republic was founded.
A lot more convincing than "There is reason to stick with the manager".
