Sentence examples for no convincing case from inspiring English sources

Historically, too, there is no convincing case for such a creation.

The London Assembly's police and crime commission finds no convincing case has been made for the purchase.

In an unusual Saturday morning press release they said that the government "have produced no convincing case for change".

So will Labour take the political risk of voting down intrusive new powers for which no convincing case has been made?

The government said that "no convincing case" has been made that would guarantee that PSBs would invest any retransmission fee income into more UK originated TV programmes.

Why?He proclaims our political system "dysfunctional" and our government "broken" but makes no convincing case that the Constitution is to blame for our recurring political breakdowns or that giving up on it would reduce our dysfunction.But malformed though it is, the rickety old structure has served us well over the centuries.Mr.

DNA analyses of N. caudopunctatus revealed no convincing cases of EPFs in nearly 300 offspring.

Lots of noise, but no coherent and convincing case was ever made to the American people.

This form of Utilitarianism (commonly named as Government House utilitarianism), whilst having historically held traction (Mill's publications being in the 18th century), no longer presents such a convincing case in light of modern education levels and opportunities.

She makes a convincing case that no detail in the refurbishment was too small for her attention.

He made no promises, but offered a convincing case about the value in stepping back and gaining the presence of mind to become aware of thoughts and impulses before acting on them.