Sentence examples for more persuasive estimates from inspiring English sources

More persuasive estimates appear in the Conference on Economic Progress pamphlet, "Poverty and Deprivation".

First: Popular people are more persuasive — an idea that social scientists refer to as "source credibility".

The overwhelming pattern of lower survival in more deprived groups for almost all cancers seems more persuasive than whether individual estimates of the deprivation gap are statistically significant.

This time, Parker was more persuasive.

Here his critics become much more persuasive.

Money is so much more persuasive.

Our voices must be more persuasive than they have ever been – more persuasive than rage, more persuasive than money, more persuasive, even, than guns.

The latter claim is the more persuasive.

The judge found him more persuasive.

J.K. Rowling's case is more persuasive.

But none were more persuasive than Josh Barro's take.