Sentence examples for persuasive indicators from inspiring English sources
"But we have not seen any persuasive indicators that the department of justice is willing to step up to its responsibilities".
The information was important and worrisome, they said, but it seemed too out of date, too much like previously known intelligence about Al Qaeda's surveillance methods to be a persuasive indicator of an impending attack.
The new album's gospel-tinged title track Ballad of the Broken Few is certainly a persuasive indicator of a more fulsome and enduring potential to prove there is life after populist frenzy.
The fact that the idea has now spread far beyond its original sphere, into chemistry, metallurgy and medicine is a persuasive indicator of its versatility.
These qualitative factors are important because a sample size of 16 elections since World War II is insufficient to provide for persuasive statistical evidence as to which economic indicators (from among dozens or hundreds of credible candidates) are really best for predicting election outcomes in the long-run.
At the same time, Chappell et al. [ 59] made a persuasive case for the development of 'aspirational' indicators related to normal or unassisted birth through wider consultation and representation, challenging the argument that certain indicators are problematic to collect.
Although a persuasive conceptual framework, additional effort is needed to operationalize measurable indicators for tracking coverage in practice, especially as each dimension has its own measurement complexities [ 3].
The argument sounds persuasive.
