Sentence examples for prove unconvincing from inspiring English sources

Mr. Putin's embrace of reform may prove unconvincing to international investors, who have expressed wariness over conditions for business in Russia.

Mr. Blair's attempts to defend his record by calling Mr. Hague an opportunist are proving unconvincing.

But the first half of the program proved unconvincing musically.

ABC executives have advanced the idea that the audience will still be strong on Mondays even that late, but if that argument proves unconvincing, ABC may suggest a somewhat radical alternative: putting Mr. Letterman's shows on Sunday night instead of Monday for the 17 weeks of the N.F.L. season.

Its implication that such statements as "2 + 2 = 4" are only probably true and may have exceptions has proved quite unconvincing.

Fidesz's outspoken leader, Viktor Orban, who was prime minister between 1998 and 2002, proved divisive and unconvincing.

But Hilfiger believes this brand-specific bot could perform better than multi-brand retail shopping bots like Spring, which launched with the Messenger bot platform and was quickly proven confusing and unconvincing.

We find your evidence today entirely unconvincing".

Fortunately, last month's scenario was just a simulation," he wrote in a largely unconvincing imaginary example to prove why we needed enhanced surveillance.

Furthermore, several products present on the market show few benefits and sometimes even the reverse – unhealthy effects; the evidence of efficacy is often unconvincing and epidemiological studies are necessary to prove the truth of their claims.

"This could prove an important win, and it was deserved," said Mancini, even if it still felt unconvincing.