Sentence examples for now persuasive from inspiring English sources

The case for taking action to tackle climate change is now persuasive.

With the recent availability of non-invasive techniques for visualization of the microcirculation in both clinical and experimental settings, there is now persuasive evidence of a dissociation between cardiac output and aortic/arterial pressures and the extent to which flow is delivered to the capillary exchange vessels, specifically in settings of septic shock [ 1, 2].

Or is the lenguaje furero now so persuasive that it is penetrating mainstream theater?

Archaeologists are now finding persuasive evidence that these people were taking another important step toward modernity.

There does appear to be evidence now, fairly persuasive evidence, that adverse effects occur from normal amounts of seafood consumption," Groth, who is an adviser to the World Health Organization, continued.

Whereas there is now highly persuasive evidence that glycemic control reduces the the risk of microvascular complications in type 1 diabetes, and probabily in type 2 diabetes as well, such evidence is unavailable for macrovascular complications.

Their arguments are even less persuasive now.

The scientific case for action, strong five years ago, is even more persuasive now.

The dishes Sommerin is putting together now have a persuasive sense of direction.

René Pape's bass is one of the smoothest and most persuasive now operating.

With ebooks, this treasured task in the graphic designer's repertoire is now about as persuasive to a potential buyer as an app logo.