Sentence examples for operating convincingly from inspiring English sources
While one only has to watch Match of the Day most weeks to know that this is a successful and entertaining formula, the possibility has long existed that English football is as insular as geography would suggest, operating convincingly within its own vacuum but withering on contact with the outside world.
The trial record convincingly showed that Microsoft illegally abused its Windows operating system monopoly to take on competitors developing other applications, such as Netscape, in the market for Internet browsers.
Few have convincingly demonstrated a direct relationship between the microbiological quality of operating theatre air and postoperative wound infection.
(The toffee-nosed Goncourts, Mr Wall explains, saw Flaubert as a gauche, loud-mouthed provincial; Flaubert in turn gave them the nickname, les bichons: the lapdogs or little darlings).Mr Wall convincingly traces Flaubert's fascination with the physiological, the grotesque and the cruel back to his early exposure to the world of hospitals, operating theatres and anatomy classes.
And it's the fact that they convincingly demonstrate real respect and genuine concern for their audience, instead of trying to get over by posing as an "insider" operating under a veil of savviness.
The data on argininosuccinate usage in relation to citrulline convincingly illustrate that a tightly coupled pathway (or channel) normally operates, thereby preventing the access of argininosuccinate to argininosuccinate lyase (EC 4.3.2.1)., which would explain the absence of Type C/AS+ tumours (Table 1).
In a drug underworld that by its very nature must operate in the shadows, what's happening in Copenhagen appears to demonstrate pretty convincingly that bad things are more likely to happen if drugs are kept behind closed doors.
