Sentence examples for persuasive value from inspiring English sources

"And the case's persuasive value is limited".

He was certainly a huge believer in the persuasive value of art.

Third, they can use their knowledge of how their market offerings specifically deliver value to craft persuasive value propositions.

They are tired of watching Republicans win elections by appealing to voters' "values", and are convinced that "fairness" (which they believe minimum wages promote) is the most persuasive value they can offer.

Then she asked, "Now why should I not read that opinion and be affected by its tremendous persuasive value?" Justice Ginsburg also discussed her career as an advocate, one that included six Supreme Court arguments and a role in shaping the language of the law.

Because the law administered by all except the local courts is based on English common law, decisions of the higher British courts are of persuasive value; in fact, a few statutes of the British Parliament that were declared by ordinance (decree) to apply to Zambia are in force so far as circumstances permit.

"This implies that brand keyword advertising has neither persuasive nor informative value to well-known corporations".

The message may have proved more persuasive if those values were better reflected in the Bush administration's image and, more importantly, in its policies.

This exposition is persuasive because, although values for internodal lengths were not quoted by Sanders and Whitteridge [ 22], it can be inferred from their Figure 11 that internodal lengths in rabbit peroneal nerves were still in excess of 800 μm after axon regeneration.

– to recognise the value of persuasive, independent, and transparent evaluation.

That means advertisers concerned about losing market share must make persuasive arguments about the value propositions of their wares.